Code: 

RS2InterfaceChild face = script.getInterfaces().getChild(137, 4);
if (face != null) {
	if (face.getMessage() != null) {
		script.log("Message: " + face.getMessage());
	}
}

Output: 

 

 

My question: Why doesn't it return: "Welcome to RuneScape." ? 

 

 

 

Thanks in advance - Single Core

 

 

Solution: 

RS2InterfaceChild face = script.getInterfaces().getChild(137, 2);
		if (face != null) {
			RS2InterfaceChild[] children = face.getChildren();
			for(int i = 0; i < 16; i++) {
				if(children[i] != null) {
					if(children[i].getMessage() != null) {
						script.log("Child: [137, 2] Child: " + i + " | Message: " + children[i].getMessage());
					}
				}
			}
		}

Found it myself, can be closed by a mod

Edited July 2, 201411 yr by Single Core

There was a good explanation for this but I forgot what it was. Hopefully someone remembers why the chat can't be read form interfaces. 

Happy you found your solution but don't forget you can always get messages with the onMessage method listener.

because the yellow interface is used for action buttons.

The blue interface contains all of the chat messages in HTML format - <br>

Happy you found your solution but don't forget you can always get messages with the onMessage method listener.

 

Yeah but then you can't interact with them

because the yellow interface is used for action buttons.

The blue interface contains all of the chat messages in HTML format - <br>

where you hear this from?

Wrong interface, they're grandchildren of 137, 2

 

and sup singlecore, im parny_fan2003 from para