Purpose: To show you how to write to interfaces.

Classes Modified: I used Command.java to use a command to show me.

Step 1: Open Command.java

Add a new command:

 else if(cmd[0].equals("ti") && p.rights >= 2) {
String string = "line";
int inter = Integer.parseInt(cmd[1]);
int child = Integer.parseInt(cmd[2]);
p.frames.showInterface(p, inter);
for(int i = 0; i < child; i++) {
p.frames.setString(p, string+i, inter, i);
}
}

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^^ That will show you the interface with the text "line" for each childId.

NOW: If you client crashes... Look on it:

You should see something like this:

Error: Class68_Sub20_Sub15:64 PacketParser:1051 Class14:33 Class90:143 client:78
4 Applet_Sub1:485 Applet_Sub1:156 java.lang.Thread.run | java.lang.ArrayIndexOut
OfBoundsException: 107 | T2 - 179,179,179 - 12,3163,3484 - 108,105,110,101,49,48
,55,0,0,107,0,-100,

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Where it says java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 107 thats where you gotta look for the total lines to write to.

The number 107 is the number of lines writable.

Try it:

::ti 156 107

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Nice snippet man!

Really nice snippet!