OSRS ::bank Message

[Master534 3]

Hi, how can I delete the message "Hey, everyone, I just tried to do something very silly", when typing ::bank ? I tried to look up for the packet that sends it but I can't literally find any String or variable that could send it from server or client. I also noticed it uses a different outstream packet than normal commands use. I'm using #88 client.

If anyone has this fixed, how can I do it myself?

 

 

 

Edited April 5, 2018 by Master534

[Master534 3]

Bump!

[Archer 88]

I'm not sure which source this is but since it's just a command with an if statement and a sendstring, it's probably in your PlayerCommand class. Do you have playercommand.java or something similar to that you could paste?

[Madara 767]

Just search for that message in eclipse, you'll find the sendmessage string somewhere, just delete it, and fix the command to work for your player right lvl. 

[xfukecx 0]

If you want to remove this message you have to edit a cs2 script and compile it. It's not that easy. You could also hardcode it

[Master534 3]

On ‎10‎.‎7‎.‎2018 at 10:30 PM, xfukecx said:

If you want to remove this message you have to edit a cs2 script and compile it. It's not that easy. You could also hardcode it

Thanks, I hardcoded it into my chat message packet, here is an example for anyone who is curious:

 

        if (text.equals("Hey, everyone, I just tried to do something very silly!")) {    
            Bank.open(player);          
            return;
        }

 

Edited July 11, 2018 by Master534

[bader 8]

A horrible way to fix it lmao it's should be in your commands class, under the ::bank command lmao.

[Sadboys 33]

Usually it's in your command class, if the player executing the command's rights are lower than the required rights it will force that chat. It's a pretty stupid "feature" especially if it's been put into a random file. The hard code as seen above is a horrible way of doing things because then you're allowing anyone to bank regardless of their rights and it's just going to clunk up your chat packet class.