Public Static not functioning correctly.

Discussion in 'BungeeCord Plugin Development' started by Compilable, May 23, 2015.

  1. Compilable

    Compilable

    PHP:

    public static String prefix = "§a§lParties §8§l|  ";
     
    It works, but in-game, it only shows like the color white.
    Can anyone help?
     
    #1 Compilable, May 23, 2015
  3. MidnightShadow

    MidnightShadow

    What happens when you type the exact same string into your client?
     
    #2 MidnightShadow, May 23, 2015
  5. Compilable

    Compilable

    It shows, but it's only white.
     
    #3 Compilable, May 23, 2015
  7. Compilable

    Compilable

    Help?
     
    #4 Compilable, May 23, 2015
  9. Ethernet22

    Ethernet22

    Have you tried using ChatColors?
     
    #5 Ethernet22, May 23, 2015
  11. Compilable

    Compilable

    I can change to ChatColors, but it'll take a lot of time because there are alot of commands..
    D:
     
    #6 Compilable, May 23, 2015
  13. Dark4ty

    Dark4ty

    Try to change your encoding to UTF-8, does this help you?
     
    #7 Dark4ty, May 23, 2015
  15. Compilable

    Compilable

    Nope.
    Is it a bug?
    Should i contact md_5?
     
    #8 Compilable, May 23, 2015
  17. Arman

    Arman

    Try:
    Code (Java):
    public static String prefix = ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&', "&a&lParties &8&l|  ");
     
    #9 Arman, May 23, 2015
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  19. Compilable

    Compilable

    It still shows up as a white message, not colored.
    D:
     
    #10 Compilable, May 23, 2015
  21. Arman

    Arman

    That's odd, it works fine for me. Would you mind showing a line of code where you are trying to use the prefix?
     
    #11 Arman, May 23, 2015
  23. Compilable

    Compilable

    Here:
    Code (Java):

     {
      p.sendMessage(new ComponentBuilder(prefix).append("Not enough arguments.").color(ChatColor.DARK_RED).create());
      p.sendMessage(new ComponentBuilder(prefix).color(ChatColor.DARK_GRAY).append("/p invite <player>").color(ChatColor.GREEN).create());
      }
     
     
    #12 Compilable, May 23, 2015
  25. Arman

    Arman

    Why aren't you just you just sending them a regular message? Why are you using TextComponents? Doesn't look like you need to be.
     
    #13 Arman, May 23, 2015
  27. Compilable

    Compilable

    So, briefly, what do i do?
    Change the ComponentBuilder to TextComponent?
     
    #14 Compilable, May 23, 2015
  29. Arman

    Arman

    No, just send a regular message:
    Code (Java):
    p.sendMessage(prefix + "Your message here");
     
    #15 Arman, May 23, 2015
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  31. Compilable

    Compilable

    Oh stupid me.
    Thanks.
     
    #16 Compilable, May 23, 2015
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