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  1. #1 Too much sendQuests? (Rep+ to who helps) 
    Oxygen
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    Well, I was working on removing all the music names from the music interface so I can use it for something, so I removed all 200+ using:
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    sendQuest("", ID);
    But since I used too much, it caused a Buffer overflow, I fixed it by removing the sendquests so I know it is FOR SURE the sendquests that's causing the buffer overflow.

    How would I still delete everything in the music interface without causing a Buffer overflow?
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    why dont u make it be read from a cfg file?
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    Cause I don't know how to do that lol.

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    Don't bump threads please.
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    Use a loop
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    How do I do that?
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    int endLine = #;
    for(int line = #; line < endLine; line++) {
    sendQuest("", line);
    }
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    Yeah but in the music interface, not all the numbers are in order.
    they aren't like:
    1
    2
    3

    they are like:
    9
    2
    6

    etc and all not in order.
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    dont use it works, um use cfg like T I P said, that is the best thing to do.
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    Well does anyone know how to make a cfg file for it?
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