Khaleesi
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will check it out!
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enjoy!
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no sorry
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Which mode are you running?
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Enjoy!
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1. I will check it out asap 2. There is no point taking breaks while splashing, disable it
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I have not sorry Will see what I can do for you
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What does it do? Because I can't really imagine what is going on... Can you get me a gif?
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Client still needed more updated, should be fixed by now Restart yourt client
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Well that means you can bring the pearls inside and have the npc repair it, will take a look at that soon
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make sure to update your client after todays update
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Hooks are fixed, but client needs an update
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Should be fixed by now
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Sure man ! Enjoy
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Uhm I'm not sure if there is a good way to deal with this, What I have done before Is painted everything and added a mouselistener to see where a user clicked to enabled/disable setitngs. But if you are going to want a dropdown it's not going to be easy to do it in the paint itself. Maybe you can try to get the position of osbots Jframe and move the Jdialog based on that. You could get the OSBot Frame by doing this I guess: for (Frame frame : Frame.getFrames()) { if (frame.isVisible() && frame.getTitle().startsWith("OSBot")) { //Access to Frame X and Y } }
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The onPaint is actually just to draw things to the canvas as an overlay, not really the same as trying to put a Jdialog on top of the client. I have never tried that and I never had the use for it. Why exactly do you want this Dialog to be on top of the chatbox? You can simply hide the name by drawing a small box over the name in the chatbox and have the dialog somewhere else
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Like onPaint says in it's name => paint =? you draw images/lines/text. This has nothing to do with Swing or JFrames, JDialogs, ... What are you trying to do exactly?
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No trials on this script
