exile Joined Jul 24, 2014 Messages 188 Jul 28, 2014 Thread Author #1 Well I was working on a small paint, but when testing it it doesn't show up anything.. Probably a stupid mistake. EDIT: Nevermind got it, you need to add getEventDispatcher().addListener(this); to the onStart..
Well I was working on a small paint, but when testing it it doesn't show up anything.. Probably a stupid mistake. EDIT: Nevermind got it, you need to add getEventDispatcher().addListener(this); to the onStart..
ian c Joined Jul 6, 2014 Messages 24 Jul 28, 2014 #2 Yeah, the Script class dispatches events and has it's own multicaster.
black fire Joined Dec 13, 2013 Messages 83 Jul 28, 2014 #3 Exile said: Well I was working on a small paint, but when testing it it doesn't show up anything.. Probably a stupid mistake. EDIT: Nevermind got it, you need to add getEventDispatcher().addListener(this); to the onStart.. Click to expand... OP, you do know that the client itself already has a Task Framework correct? You can just do public class ExoSpan extends TaskScript, no need for you to make your own
Exile said: Well I was working on a small paint, but when testing it it doesn't show up anything.. Probably a stupid mistake. EDIT: Nevermind got it, you need to add getEventDispatcher().addListener(this); to the onStart.. Click to expand... OP, you do know that the client itself already has a Task Framework correct? You can just do public class ExoSpan extends TaskScript, no need for you to make your own