Just now, diesieben07 said:

Define "certain thing". It does not help if you are vague... Please describe exactly what you want to happen in terms of a user, not how you intend to program it.

 

I want to display text when it finds that fake player in the tab list.

So I tried looping through the tab list, to try and find the player - but it doesn't work, the only thing I get is null.

Just now, diesieben07 said:

Where do you want to display that text? What text? Always?

 

I already got the text part, it works very well. The only thing I need is to detect the player being in the tab list  I could make it work without a problem, if it didn't return a null

6 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

Dude... 

What returns null? When called from where? You need to show proper code, not just snippets...

 

 

I explained it before in this exact post. I said that I had this inside a methood that runs on the text render event.

Collection<NetworkPlayerInfo> users = mc.getNetHandler().getPlayerInfoMap();
        for (NetworkPlayerInfo cuser : users) {
            System.out.println("LOOK AT THIS DAMMIT! " + cuser.getDisplayName());
        }

 

This code should get the playerinfomap (all the users in the tab list) and put them inside users. after that I tried looping through all the users inside the users collection and outputing the resultes.

All it did is output "LOOK AT THIS DAMMIT! null" like this exactly. So was I doing something wrong? all I wanted to do here ^ is just display all the users that exist inside the tab list.

Edited February 19, 20178 yr by Bets

8 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

NetworkPlayerInfo::getDisplayName is for an overridden display name that is not the user's username. Look at GuiPlayerTabOverlay::getPlayerName.

 

Tried doing this, game crashed.

Collection<GuiPlayerTabOverlay> users = (Collection<GuiPlayerTabOverlay>) mc.ingameGUI.getTabList();
        for (GuiPlayerTabOverlay cuser : users) {
            System.out.println("LOOK AT THIS DAMMIT! " + cuser.getPlayerName((NetworkPlayerInfo) users));
        }

 

17 hours ago, diesieben07 said:

What... what is that even? Those casts do not make any sense.

GuiIngame::getTabList returns GuiPlayerTabOverlay. You can't just cast that to Collection<GuiPlayerTabOverlay> and expect it to magically work.

You then also cast a Collection<GuiPlayerTabOverlay> to NetworkPlayerInfo, which makes even less sense.

 

Haha, sorry I am really bad at this stuff right now, all the casting things.

Can you maybe point the way I should go towards? like what casts should I use etc

Casting isn't hard. You can only cast an object to something that it already is.