[PI] Background change

[D1f3 0]

Yes yes the first thing you are going to say is

"search button"

Iv searched it, iv managed to get to changing my background but when i try

replace the .png image in sprites and compile it, the background stays the same.

Iv tried Tom cache suit but when i try to open image arcive's and click image it

does not let me go into it.

[IMG]http://i839.photobucket.com/albums/zz312/d1f3/Untitled-54.jpg[/IMG]

1. The background.png that wont change even when I replace it
2. The log in box that I cant change because toms cache suite does not work
3. The logo that is not getting removed with the background lol.

Sorreh for being nub :$ Please and Thank you.

[RandQm 0]

Search in your client for "title"
u prob will see 2 3 or sometimes 4 pictures called title,
1 of them should need to be the one thats displayed now on your client.
Right click and open the location.
Replace that one with the one u want.

good luck

[displee 1]

[quote name='RandQm']Search in your client for "title"
u prob will see 2 3 or sometimes 4 pictures called title,
1 of them should need to be the one thats displayed now on your client.
Right click and open the location.
Replace that one with the one u want.

good luck[/QUOTE]

Best tut i ever found for it:
[url]http://www.runeserver.org/runescape-development/rs2-client/tutorials/274996-pi-client-background.html[/url]

[Elfbow 0]

[quote name='displee']Best tut i ever found for it:
[url]http://www.runeserver.org/runescape-development/rs2-client/tutorials/274996-pi-client-background.html[/url][/QUOTE]
bad link didn't work :3

[displee 1]

[quote name='Elfbow']bad link didn't work :3[/QUOTE]

:S I cant post rune - server links, just add a '-' between rune and server.
If i post a rune - server link you will see this:
[url]http://www.rune-server.org/runescape-development/rs2-client/tutorials/274996-pi-client-background.html[/url]

Edit: Lol nvm, thought it will be [url]http://www.***********.org/runescape-development/rs2-client/tutorials/274996-pi-client-background.html[/url]. Edited September 2, 2011 by displee

[D1f3 0]

I followed that guide and I came to two problems.

One:

[code] //Image image = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getImage(location+"mopar.jpg");[/code]

I dont got so I could get to

[code] Image image = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getImage(location+"background.png");
//Image image = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().createImage(abyte0);[/code]

And two the steps I could do I did, and the background did change but its not changing to what I want.

Its staying as that background in the picture above even when I re-name my file "Background.png" and place it in sprites.

[D1f3 0]

Any one else? :S

[D1f3 0]

Sorreh but its one of the last things i need to figure out

BUMP BUMP :)

[displee 1]

[quote name='D1f3']I followed that guide and I came to two problems.

One:

[code] //Image image = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getImage(location+"mopar.jpg");[/code]

I dont got so I could get to

[code] Image image = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getImage(location+"background.png");
//Image image = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().createImage(abyte0);[/code]

And two the steps I could do I did, and the background did change but its not changing to what I want.

Its staying as that background in the picture above even when I re-name my file "Background.png" and place it in sprites.[/QUOTE]

[code]
Background.png
[/code]
You typed
[code]
background.png
[/code]
Whats now actually your prob?

[D1f3 0]

That didn't do anything. -.-

[kareemloser 0]

he means that u need to type it of the same as the name of your background..
so if it is (background.png or BACKGROUND.png or BackGround.png or WHATEVER)
it must be the same in that code :)