How did they do that?

[FireController1847]

So the Yogscast and their special ways with Yogbox somehow changed the ICON for Yogbox to be their logo. Can a mod do this still? If so, what mod? Can I have the link?

 

 

Here's an image for reference: https://gyazo.com/d0f08bcb52a04e78cc610130f1c6456e

[Egietje]

Use Display.setIcon in your clientproxy

[FireController1847]

Alright, so I've put the line below, but what do I put in for icons? Do I put a resource location? How do I do this?

 

Display.setIonc(icons);

[Egietje]

Just look up tutorials, it's pretty complicated

[FireController1847]

Hmm. Why does this keep erroring me?

 

	public static void SetIcon(BufferedImage Icon32x, BufferedImage Icon16x) {

	ByteArrayOutputStream baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
	ImageIO.write(Icon32x, "png", baos);
	byte[] image1byte = baos.toByteArray();
	ByteBuffer image1 = ByteBuffer.wrap(image1byte);

	ByteArrayOutputStream baos2 = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
	ImageIO.write(Icon16x, "png", baos2);
	byte[] image2byte = baos2.toByteArray();
    ByteBuffer image2 = ByteBuffer.wrap(image2byte);

	ByteBuffer[] list = new ByteBuffer[2];
	list[0] = image1;
	list[1] = image2;
	Display.setIcon(list);
}

[FireController1847]

I changed it to jpg and it still errors. When I hover over the line that errors (the ImageIO.write), it'll give me two options:

 

Unhandled exception type IOException

 

- Add throw

- Add catch

 

ClientProxy.SetIcon(ImageIO.read(new File("src/Images/Tests/icon32.png")), ImageIO.read(new File("src/Images/Tests/icon32.png")));

 

public static void SetIcon(BufferedImage Icon32x, BufferedImage Icon16x) {

	ByteArrayOutputStream baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
	ImageIO.write(Icon32x, "jpg", baos);
	byte[] image1byte = baos.toByteArray();
	ByteBuffer image1 = ByteBuffer.wrap(image1byte);

	ByteArrayOutputStream baos2 = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
	ImageIO.write(Icon16x, "jpg", baos2);
	byte[] image2byte = baos2.toByteArray();
    ByteBuffer image2 = ByteBuffer.wrap(image2byte);

	ByteBuffer[] list = new ByteBuffer[2];
	list[0] = image1;
	list[1] = image2;
	Display.setIcon(list);
}

[FireController1847]

No what it does is take the image and turn it info a ByteBuffer.

 

The below still set the icon of those bytebuffers,

 

ByteBuffer[] list = new ByteBuffer[2];
list[0] = image1;
list[1] = image2;
Display.setIcon(list);

 

Below, before above creates the byte buffers,

 

	ByteArrayOutputStream baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
	ImageIO.write(Icon32x, "jpg", baos);
	byte[] image1byte = baos.toByteArray();
	ByteBuffer image1 = ByteBuffer.wrap(image1byte);

	ByteArrayOutputStream baos2 = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
	ImageIO.write(Icon16x, "jpg", baos2);
	byte[] image2byte = baos2.toByteArray();
       ByteBuffer image2 = ByteBuffer.wrap(image2byte);

[FireController1847]

It takes the JPG and turns it into a ByteBuffer. The function calls for a ByteBuffder If I am doing anything wrong please explain to me how to do it right, I'm always open to learn! 

[FireController1847]

I learn best from Examples, can I please have an example on how to do this...?

[FireController1847]

Yes, RGBA is Red Green Blue Alpha.

[FireController1847]

How do I look at the method that Minecraft uses?

[FireController1847]

While I am doing this can you answer my other question on my thread please?