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2 hours ago, SweeTs said:

String.valueOf((Config.RATE_SP)) why you added the Config inside the bracket?

Let me highlight as your understanding is so damn low.

 

Yellow - Config

Pale red - bracket(s)

 

Now, you should understand. If not, waste 10min and try to manage or ask someone.

 

 

2 hours ago, InFocus said:

String.valueOf((Config.RATE_SP))

 

Here we go again, double bracket - its pointless. I will not even mention what you did here.

 

 

1 hour ago, InFocus said:

Give me 1 exemple, then i will understand this too

Ok, here you go.

 

String.valueOf((((((((((((Config.RATE_SP))))))))))))

=>

String.valueOf(Config.RATE_SP)

 

The real question is, WHY SO MUCH BRACKETS.

 

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Truth aside. You don't have to use the String cast

 

html.replace("%exp%", String.valueOf((Config.RATE_XP)));

=>

html.replace("%exp%", Config.RATE_XP);

 

and so on with other lines. Use the cast, only when Eclipse throw an error, but normally the replace method supports other types.

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Nothing happend, it is showing %exp% in html, not the exp rate

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Someone know how i can do that? And where in L2Npc i can set that %exp% to show exp rate?

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