Thread: Music + Sounds are only available in the high detail version of the game.

Originally Posted by Martyn

edit: misunderstood you, ya u can change, find a interface dump and you'll find line numbers

How do I go about doing that? D:

Actually, if I'm not mistaken there are two interfaces for settings. One with audio support, and one without. (Same with the music interface).

Unless you don't want music support, and just want to remove those lines of text, you're going to have to change the interfaces. If you just don't want those lines there, then you're going to have to clear those lines (as was suggested before).

Edit: If you want to dump, just go to your RSInterface (Don't know the original name, sorry) class on your Client, and look for the loading. You should see something this, or something similar to it.

Code:

if(rsInterface.type == 4) {
    rsInterface.message = stream.readString();
    rsInterface.aString228 = stream.readString();
}

All you've got to do is add a little check in it, like this.

Code:

if(rsInterface.message.contains("Music + Sounds"))
    System.out.println(rsInterface.id);

Just do this for the three strings of text (Check capitalization) and you should find the ID's that way.

Originally Posted by PSNB

Actually, if I'm not mistaken there are two interfaces for settings. One with audio support, and one without. (Same with the music interface).

Unless you don't want music support, and just want to remove those lines of text, you're going to have to change the interfaces. If you just don't want those lines there, then you're going to have to clear those lines (as was suggested before).

Edit: If you want to dump, just go to your RSInterface (Don't know the original name, sorry) class on your Client, and look for the loading. You should see something this, or something similar to it.

Code:

if(rsInterface.type == 4) {
    rsInterface.message = stream.readString();
    rsInterface.aString228 = stream.readString();
}

All you've got to do is add a little check in it, like this.

Code:

if(rsInterface.message.contains("Music + Sounds"))
    System.out.println(rsInterface.id);

Just do this for the three strings of text (Check capitalization) and you should find the ID's that way.

:@ I just look through 10 pages of your posts to find the last part.

Alternatively if you decide to use the secondary interface (music/sound volume) there's an interface that just has text saying that music is disabled, which you could use for your music tab.

Ahh, back when low detail didn't have sounds.. The old days eh?

I remember back when RuneScape didn't even have 100 worlds. (2004)

Originally Posted by Aeternaly

:@ I just look through 10 pages of your posts to find the last part.

Alternatively if you decide to use the secondary interface (music/sound volume) there's an interface that just has text saying that music is disabled, which you could use for your music tab.

Do you know which interface this is?

Originally Posted by Kastro

Ahh, back when low detail didn't have sounds.. The old days eh?

I remember back when RuneScape didn't even have 100 worlds. (2004)

Could you at least stay on topic? Thanks.

Originally Posted by .John

Could you at least stay on topic? Thanks.

one of these

Code:

new int[] {
    3917, 638, 3213, 1644, 5608, 1151, 5065, 5715, 2449, 4445, 147, 6299, 2423
}

Originally Posted by Aeternaly

one of these

Code:

new int[] {
    3917, 638, 3213, 1644, 5608, 1151, 5065, 5715, 2449, 4445, 147, 6299, 2423
}

Didn't work.