[Kronos] - text in interface overlay

I am trying to change the text in the interface overlay but can't find the child id
How it's original :
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How it is now:
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the code:

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private static final int OVERLAY = 139;
        player.openInterface(InterfaceType.PRIMARY_OVERLAY, OVERLAY);
        player.getPacketSender().sendString(OVERLAY, 5, "text1");

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Now I want the text under "text1" and the "0" but can't find the child id. any idea?

You could try this and see if it become a new line.

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player.getPacketSender().sendString(OVERLAY, 5, "text1\ntext2");

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Originally Posted by arch337 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

You could try this and see if it become a new line.

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player.getPacketSender().sendString(OVERLAY, 5, "text1\ntext2");

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Tried it, but the text2 just gets next to the text1 and not under

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Originally Posted by Lumbo [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Tried it, but the text2 just gets next to the text1 and not under

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Try add more \n like

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player.getPacketSender().sendString(OVERLAY, 5, "text1\n\ntext2");

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even

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player.getPacketSender().sendString(OVERLAY, 5, "text1\n\n\ntext2");

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Originally Posted by arch337 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Try add more \n like

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player.getPacketSender().sendString(OVERLAY, 5, "text1\n\ntext2");

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even

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player.getPacketSender().sendString(OVERLAY, 5, "text1\n\n\ntext2");

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Nope, added even more '\n' but just the same output 'text1text2' :(

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Originally Posted by Lumbo [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Nope, added even more '\n' but just the same output 'text1text2' :(

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Code:

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private static final int OVERLAY = 139;
        player.openInterface(InterfaceType.PRIMARY_OVERLAY, OVERLAY);
        player.getPacketSender().sendString(OVERLAY, 5, "text1");
player.getPacketSender().sendString(OVERLAY + 1, 5, "text2");

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And if that do not wwork:

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private static final int OVERLAY = 139;
        player.openInterface(InterfaceType.PRIMARY_OVERLAY, OVERLAY);
        player.getPacketSender().sendString(OVERLAY, 5, "text1\\ntext2");

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Quote:

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Originally Posted by arch337 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Code:

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private static final int OVERLAY = 139;
        player.openInterface(InterfaceType.PRIMARY_OVERLAY, OVERLAY);
        player.getPacketSender().sendString(OVERLAY, 5, "text1");
player.getPacketSender().sendString(OVERLAY + 1, 5, "text2");

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And if that do not wwork:

Code:

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private static final int OVERLAY = 139;
        player.openInterface(InterfaceType.PRIMARY_OVERLAY, OVERLAY);
        player.getPacketSender().sendString(OVERLAY, 5, "text1\\ntext2");

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First 1 does only show 'text1' , and the second does output 'text1\ntext2' ;(

bump

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Originally Posted by Lumbo [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

bump

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You could try do something like:

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private static final int OVERLAY = 139;
        player.openInterface(InterfaceType.PRIMARY_OVERLAY, OVERLAY);
for(int i = 136; i < OVERLAY + 10; i++)
        player.getPacketSender().sendString(i, 5, "text " + (i - 136));

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And if nothing show up on any other string then there is something else that overwrite on the interface.

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Originally Posted by arch337 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

You could try do something like:

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private static final int OVERLAY = 139;
        player.openInterface(InterfaceType.PRIMARY_OVERLAY, OVERLAY);
for(int i = 136; i < OVERLAY + 10; i++)
        player.getPacketSender().sendString(i, 5, "text " + (i - 136));

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And if nothing show up on any other string then there is something else that overwrite on the interface.

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This does crash, I'll try with another interface..... did really want to have this one...Isn't there a way to find it out? in Cache or something?

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Originally Posted by Lumbo [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

This does crash, I'll try with another interface..... did really want to have this one...Isn't there a way to find it out? in Cache or something?

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If you got a interface editor, you could try use that.

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player.getPacketSender().sendString(OVERLAY, 5, "text1<br>text2");

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Try that. I use <br> all the time for strings like this.

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Originally Posted by Armo [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

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player.getPacketSender().sendString(OVERLAY, 5, "text1<br>text2");

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Try that. I use <br> all the time for strings like this.

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Oh lol, that did work thank you. And also thank you @[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]