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comment_16963
2 hours ago, Madara said:

Line 86 of Updater.   You need to post code or we can not help you.

 

      

This is the hidden content, please

This is the line 86 shown

updateClient(path.substring(path.lastIndexOf("/") + 1, path.indexOf(".jar")), screen);

 

Edited by Zotic

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comment_16968
9 minutes ago, Madara said:

Check your paths to make sure they work. Ex: where you uploaded your version.txt to let the client know whether or not to update. 

This is the hidden content, please

 

I have added this path to load the client bar, icon, hover etc. but still not working.

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comment_16970
9 minutes ago, Madara said:

What am i even looking at?! That shows me nothing.. the images are loaded in the code, not by some buildpath.

im using this source.

you can take a look when i run the client from there.

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comment_16977
12 minutes ago, Madara said:

HAve you added Gradle plugin and imported as a gradle project?

i did. the server source work fine. for client only having issue. i add gradle on client and it showing me that error.

 

i reinstall eclipse, re-download the server and client.. when i run the client it show me client frame say "Hello" few minute later it showing me "Request client file...". and this error from eclipse.

 

This is the hidden content, please

 

I only add gradle on the client. did not touch other thing,

Edited by Zotic

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