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[Draco18s]

21 minutes ago, mattyixiriva said:

Yes, its in the proxy package and its also in the string.

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[larsgerrits]

public static final String SERVER_PROXY_CLASS = "com.matthewrivas.foxtech.ServerProxy";

No, it isn't. At least not in the one you posted here.

[mattyixiriva]

Just now, Draco18s said:

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Very Nice catch!!

[Draco18s]

Not really. You were told it didn't match and you said "yes proxy is in the string" when it wasn't.

 

And you still haven't figured out how to right click ITextComponent and "view type hierarchy."

[mattyixiriva]

I gave you a compliment....if you don't want it that's ok then... I know I haven't figured the rest out.

[mattyixiriva]

It runs a server now and I can connect and use my item. Now I just to figure out the ITextComponent crap.

[Draco18s]

13 minutes ago, mattyixiriva said:

I gave you a compliment....

Yes, on a blatantly obvious "are you really this dumb?" post.

Also, I'm a jerk to people that don't know how to follow directions. Deal with it.

[mattyixiriva]

Yeah I've realized a lot of people on modding forums are Egotistical douche bags. Also not everyone interprets everything the same. When you're new to modding it doesn't help when everyone's an ass. 

[mattyixiriva]

Off to work!

[Spyeedy]

10 hours ago, diesieben07 said:

You need to pass in an instance of a class that implements ITextComponent. You can use your IDE to find those classes.

You need to pass an instance of a class that implements ITextComponent in playerIn.sendMessage. In this case, the class you will want to pass an instance of is TextComponentString.

If you do not know what an instance of a class means, look it up. Google is your friend.

 

You were exepected to know Java when you came here asking for help.

Edited February 7, 2017 by Spyeedy

[mattyixiriva]

Spyeedy, thanks for clearing that up a bit and taking a friendlier approach to it. 

[Draco18s]

Basically what diesieben07 said.

I might be brusk, frank, and blunt, I may not help people who don't help themselves, but I'm not a douche.  This forum is not java school, it says so in the forum description, and as such I'm not going to teach you what an interface is or how to use it.  I will only tell you that you need an instance of ITextComponent and that you can use your IDE to find them.  If you don't want to use your IDE to find them, that's your own god damn fault.

[mattyixiriva]

Listen guys I'm sorry, I woke up with a headache and was super tired from staying up late. I apologize from my anger/annoyingness. I'll go over what you said and look into it. Coding and Learning in the morning is not my strong suit.

[mattyixiriva]

I can't find anything on this and don't feel like asking for help on something that I should be able to understand but fail to. I'ma close this post or delete it or whatever.

[Draco18s]

And this is how retardedly easy it is to do what we were asking you to do:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7950499/2017-02-08 12-09-43.mp4

 

It's literally "right click, open type hierarchy."  Which I even told you.

 

18 hours ago, Draco18s said:

And you still haven't figured out how to right click ITextComponent and "view type hierarchy."

 

THIS is why I keep bashing my face into my desk and making snarky comments.  It's that fucking easy.

[mattyixiriva]

I know you're probably gonna be mad at me, but I did that like 100 times I just didn't copy it right or missed some little detail. I got to it by holding CTRL and clicking the TextComponentString. I'm sorry for making you bash your face into your desk