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Layout onstart script

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Dear community,

 

I'm making a gilted altar script but I was looking for some GUI.

I want, when you start the script you can add different names so that name comes between the strings.

This is always different because not always the same people are online.

 

I checked out the forums but could not find a guide for it.  :( 

 

sorry for the wrack english.

 

Hope some1 can help me out.

 

edit: like this :) 

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Edited by IkiritokunI

1 minute ago, Mysteryy said:

Literally dont know what your asking for tho.

He basically wants to save a collection of strings (POH hosts) and then when it comes to entering the house portal iterate through the collection till an available host is found.

At least that's what I was able to decipher from the OP :???:

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26 minutes ago, Ragnar Lothbrok said:

He basically wants to save a collection of strings (POH hosts) and then when it comes to entering the house portal iterate through the collection till an available host is found.

At least that's what I was able to decipher from the OP :???:

I want that any1 who run my script can chose their own names and that the names comes between the strings in my script :) 

But I can not find how to set up a GUI (layout) for it what relays to it.

Use a JTextField from swing, use some cool layouts like GridBagLayout and do your own thing ?

Just grab a String like Apaec's done and split at ","'s for example, then just iterate the values and add them to an ArrayList

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