Does this really work?
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Ok i beena sked to post this
well most of your codes for colours are like this
Code:class8.anIntArray156 = new int[1]; class8.anIntArray160 = new int [1]; class8.anIntArray156[0] = 926; class8.anIntArray160[0] = 200;
and if you want to add more colours, u change the 1 to 2 ro higher (how many models colour it needs)
and where it says 0 you change the 0 to 1 or higher (how many models colours it needs)
so it should look like this
and their your finishedCode:class8.anIntArray156 = new int[2]; class8.anIntArray160 = new int [2]; class8.anIntArray156[0] = Origianal Model Colour; class8.anIntArray160[0] = Changed Model Colour; class8.anIntArray156[1] = Origianal Model Colour 1; class8.anIntArray160[1] = Changed Model Colour 1;




Of course it works
The bold numbers must equal the number of colors you are changing...class8.anIntArray156 = new int[1];
class8.anIntArray160 = new int [1];
that would be 3 color changes, so the bold numbers above would be 3.class8.anIntArray156[0] = 926;
class8.anIntArray160[0] = 200;
class8.anIntArray156[1] = 926;
class8.anIntArray160[1] = 200;
class8.anIntArray156[2] = 926;
class8.anIntArray160[2] = 200;
i like it.r3p++for u.but this is made for ultra newbies in java. i could figure this out ma self.but nice.
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