Custom Player Title's

Purpose: How to add in user title's when using ::yell

Difficulty: 1/10 - Very simple even for a nub (c)

Assumed Knowledge: How to copy and paste

Server Base: Project [Beta]

Classes Modified: Client.java

Procedure
Step 1: Add this into client.java anywhere:

Code:

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String playerTitle = "";
                                                        if(playerRights == 3)
                                                                                playerTitle = "[OWNER]";
                                                        if(playerRights == 2)
                                                                                playerTitle = "[ADMINISTRATOR]";
                                                        if(playerRights == 1)
                                                                                playerTitle = "[MODERATOR]";
                                                        if(playerName.equals("PLAYERNAME HERE"))
                                                                                playerTitle = "[PLAYER TITLE HERE]";
                                                               
PlayerHandler.messageToAll = playerTitle+""+playerName+": "+command.substring(5);
        }
        }

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So now when you use ::yell , it should look like this:

Player right examples:

[OWNER]Dune: hello
[ADMINISTRATOR]Dune: hello
[MODERATOR]Dune: hello

Playername examples:

[DONATOR]Dune: hello
[VETERAN]Dune: hello

Credits: Dune 99% , 1% Morsolo - Cause he said he posted a tut very similar a year an a half ago..

Simple, but effective ;)

~Dune

Kewl dude, very effective beats repeating the ::yell command 5 times

Lol yep, people dont listen when they dont no ur an admin or wat not :p

And the credits to me are?

This is the EXACT method of my "UserTitles"...
I suggest you give a bit of credit...

IF none of you believe me I can post my original TuT from about a year and a half ago...

Quote:

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

And the credits to me are?

This is the EXACT method of my "UserTitles"...
I suggest you give a bit of credit...

IF none of you believe me I can post my original TuT from about a year and a half ago...

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Dude i had no idea anyone has posted a Tut about this before...

I just thought of this 30 minutes ago, an so i made it...

an mate, the method wud prolly be same as yours, cause i mean its prolly the only method to go about it.

Ill give u some credit tho, but i thought of this, an coded this completely myself...

The layout is exactly the same as Morsolos and so is the style of coding lol..

Didn't know Morsolo released one :O, Strings are usefull for so much :P
i started using Strings for credits so leechers can't change

Code:

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client.java:12: class, interface, or enum expected
string playerTitle = "";
^
client.java:13: class, interface, or enum expected
                                                        if(playerRights == 3)
                                                        ^
client.java:15: class, interface, or enum expected
                                                        if(playerRights == 2)
                                                        ^
client.java:17: class, interface, or enum expected
                                                        if(playerRights == 1)
                                                        ^
client.java:19: class, interface, or enum expected
                                                        if(playerName.equals("Kn
ight"))
                                                        ^
client.java:22: class, interface, or enum expected
PlayerHandler.messageToAll = playerTitle+""+playerName+": "+command.substring(5)
;
^
client.java:23: class, interface, or enum expected
        }
        ^
7 errors
Files Compiled Successfully!
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Answer that?

you are missing a { or a } somewhere in that code. ;) not telling where :)

EDIT: never mind