Hello cheaters!

 

I'm sending a message to client like this:

final SystemMessage sm = SystemMessage.getSystemMessage(2038);
		sm.addString("Test!");
		activeChar.sendPacket(sm);

And I get a warning:

Wrong parameter count '1' for SystemMessageId: SM[2038:null]

What I'm doing wrong?

Looks like you are lazy to see other examples from the sources, don't you? :) Even your system msg id proves that.. The question is, what you want to replace here with your string?

 

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Fast, random example.

 

Message: You begin trading with $s1. - $s1 is the place where replace/add your string.

sendPacket(SystemMessage.getSystemMessage(SystemMessageId.BEGIN_TRADE_WITH_S1).addString(partner.getName()));

or

 

 

SystemMessage sm = SystemMessage.getSystemMessage(SystemMessageId.BEGIN_TRADE_WITH_S1);
sm.addString("Errrrm");

Edited June 14, 201610 yr by SweeTs

I don't understand whats the difference between your and mine code? And I putted ID because I created new line in systemmsg-e.dat with that ID.

 

 

EDIT

No more warning when I added :

	/**
	 * ID: 2038<br>
	 * Message: s1
	 */
	public static final SystemMessageId TEXT_RED;
	

TEXT_RED = new SystemMessageId(2038);

Edited June 14, 201610 yr by lsj14

Most probably you were missing the SM id.

 

But generally that error happens when you added a parameter on a SM which isn't requesting one (no $s1 to replace).

Message: You begin trading with $s1. - $s1 is the place where replace/add your string.

I told you what's wrong.

 

The question is, what you want to replace here with your string?

Your new sys msg, doesn't have $s1, so you can't replace.. Check other sys msg.

Edited June 14, 201610 yr by SweeTs