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[snow_cat]

Update

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Series C now in Spoutraft build #1480!
See post #191_{(in this thread)} for details!

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Description

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• In a nutshell;
  This is an awesome fix for those of us using older computers that don't fully support OpenGL(1.1), and renders most/virtually-all text as white.
  • Series A (discontinued)
    Spoiler

    renders text in the correct color without shadows.
    While this improves readibility for chat and other blocks of text, it reduces it for text rendered ontop of buttons, icons and menu bars.
    There is also a problem where in certain contexts the text will still be forced to white, even without shadows.
  • Series B (discontinued)
    Spoiler

    sets text colour using RGB instead of RGBA namespace. This avoids a bug that causes the colour values to be clamed to full (white). This allows for both the shadow and foreground text to be rendered in the correct colour by sacrificing Alpha-transparent/fading text.
    Overall this improves readability, with the exception of Black(0) which renders as black on black text afterwards, and the lack of transparancy/fading.
    On my machine If the color4f is invoked enough times it appears to overflow the colo_ur stack, then all colours above an unknown limit are treated as pure white.
  • Series C Corrects this by moving the GL pointers to preloaded buffers in memory. Text-decorations (underline, overline, encircle) do this incidentally by calling tesselator. This also restores alpha-handling and therefore transparancy/fading.
    Even with the extra program-flow cost this allows hardware enhancements tesselator is aware of to be called upon justifying inclusion with other mods/clients.

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Features

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• Coloured Text w/ Alpha Blending
  • Restores colour on 95% of affected machines!
    
• Improved text shadows
  • Transparent shadows allow for better contrast between text and background ( where background contrasts with text to begin with ).
    
  • This makes black text more readable during the day.
    
  • Compare Series B with Series C.
    Spoiler

    • Vanilla 1.2.5 Prerelease w/ Series B
      
    • Vanilla 1.2.5 w/ Series C
• Improved Bold Text
  • Spaces are now the same width as standard spaces, as is the standard behaviour for most text renderers.
    
  • Unicode glyphs are now drawn using two layer offset by 0.5px(normalized) instead of the default 1px(normalized). This should eliminate the double-vision/blurry images we normally see.
    
  • Default characters and custom fonts are now drawn by stretching one layer 0.5px (normalized), and the the other offset by the default 1px(normalized).
    This seems to be a reasonible compromize between stroke width detection and GUI-scaling.
    
  • Development. Notes:
    Spoiler

    • Unicode Bold text, normal size.
      • Original. Spaces expanded. Characters doubled/crosseyed effect.
        
      • Stretched. Spaces reduced to normal. Characters stretched to original's width and layered with self. Thin centered strokes remain thin.
        
      • Tight. Spaces reduced to normal. Characters offset by a single (normalized) pixel.
    • Default Bold text, normal size.
      • Original. Spaces expanded. Characters shifted one stroke width, running strokes together into blobs.
        
      • Stretched. Spaces reduced to normal. Characters stretched to original's width. Strokes appear to be an inconsistent width.
        
      • Stretched w/ layer. Spaces reduced to normal. Characters stretches to original's width and layered w/ self.
    • Default Bold text, small size.
      • Original. Spaces expanded. Characters shifted one stroke width, running strokes together into blobs.
        
      • stretch w/ layer 0.5. Spaces reduced to normal. Characters stretches to original's width and layered w/ self at .5 (normalized) px offset. Strokes appear to be an inconsistent width, Center strokes particularly are thin.
        
      • Stretch w/ layer 0.7. Spaces reduced to normal. Characters stretches to original's width and layered w/ self at .7 (normalized) px offset. Strokes appear to be an inconsistent width. Center strokes run into leading strokes.
• Improved Text Positioning
  • Includes ThVortex's improved unicode text positioning fix. No longer need unicode text be uncentered.
    
  • Precision errors inherited from Vanilla (by Optifine) are eliminated in the calculation of unicode glyph widths.
    
  • Non-bold text is now calculated at the correct width.
    
  • (Effects of previous versions remain representative of current version.)
    Spoiler

    • Vanilla 1.2.5 - Unicode on buttons.
      
    • Vanilla 1.2.5 w/ Series B - Unicode on buttons.
• Comprehensive test cases.
  • Text positioning.
    
  • Line wrapping.
    
  • Text formatting.
    
  • Alpha fade/blending.
    
  • Custom fonts (Optifine).
    
  • More. (Samples from Vanilla 1.2.5 Prerelease and represent only a subset of the tests performed.)
    Spoiler

    • Unicode text chat wrapping and formatting
      
    • Unicode text button positioning
      
    • Default text chat wrapping and formatting
      
    • Default text button positioning

Screenshots

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• Before.
  • Vanilla 1.2.5 - Default and Unicode.
    
    
  • Optifine 1.2.5 HD A9 - Default, Unicode and Custom.
    
• After Series C.
  • Vanilla 1.2.5 w/ Series C - Default, Unicode and Unicode fade.
    
    
  • Optifine 1.2.5 HD A9 w/ Series C - Default, Unicode, Custom and Custom fade.
    
• ais.class for 1.2.3 - changes wrapping in chat.
  Spoiler

  • Vanilla 1.2.3 w/ Series C (ni only)
    
  • Optifine 1.2.3 HD B w/ Series C (ni only)
    
  • Optifine 1.2.3 HD B w/ Series C and ais.class

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Downloads

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• Series C.
  

  Alpha-enabled text with Transparant shadows and improved bold text. Predicted 95% success rate.

  • nl.class for vanilla 1.2.5_{(and also 1.2.4)}
    • Main download. _{(docs.google.com)}
      
    • alternate download _{(mediafire.com)}
  • nl.class for Optifine 1.2.5 HD B1
    • Main download. _{(docs.google.com)}
      
    • alternate download _{(mediafire.com)}
  • nl.class for Optifine 1.2.5_{(and also 1.2.4)} HD A9 _{(and A11, A7, A6, A5, A4, A3, A2, A)}
    • Main download. _{(docs.google.com)}
      
    • alternate download _{(mediafire.com)}
  • does not implement
    • ThVortex's OpenType font support
      
    • automatic stroke width detection
  • does implement
    • restored coloured text
      
    • Improved text shadows
      
    • ThVortex's improved unicode text positioning fix
      
    • Improved bold text
      
    • Improved bold text positioning
  • Tested with
    • ModLoader
      
    • SPC
      
    • SSP
      
    • SMP
      
    • Bukkit
      
    • Essentials
    .

  Alpha-enabled text with Transparant shadows and improved text wrapping. Predicted 90% success rate.

  ni and ais for Vanilla 1.2.3
  • Main download. _{(docs.google.com)}
    
  • alternate download _{(mediafire.com)}
  ni for ais for OptiFine 1.2.3 HD-B
  • Main download. _{(docs.google.com)}
    
  • alternate download _{(mediafire.com)}
  • ni.class implements
    • Restored Coloued text
      
    • Transparent text and text shadows
      
    • ThVorex's improved text positioning
  • ais.class implements (using ni)
    • chat wrapping on words
      
    • preserved formmating on wrap
• Series B. Opaque text with shadows. No alpha transparancy effects (fading). Predicted 95% success rate.
  Spoiler

  • nl.class for Vanilla 1.2.5_{(and 1.2.4)}
    • Main download. _{(docs.google.com)}
      
    • alternate download _{(mediafire.com)}
  • nl.class for Optifine 1.2.5_{(and 1.2.4)} HD A5_{(and A4, A3, A2, A)}
    • Main download. _{(docs.google.com)}
      
    • alternate download _{(mediafire.com)}
  • does not implement
    • alpha-enabled text without shadows (ie: transparent name plates)
      
    • black-on-black text alteration (voted down)
      
    • ThVortex's OpenType font support
  • does implement
    • restored coloured text
      
    • ThVortex's improved unicode text positioning fix
      
    • Improved bold text
      
    • Improved bold text positioning
  • ni.class for Version 1.2 and 1.2.3
    • Main download. _{(docs.google.com)}
      
    • alternate download _{(mediafire.com)}
  • ni.class for Optifine 1.2.3 HD B
    • Main download. _{(docs.google.com)}
      
    • alternate download _{(mediafire.com)}
  • does implement
    • restores coloured chat on bukkit
      
    • implements my micro optimizations
      
    • blindly implements ThVortex's unicode text fix
  • ni.class for Optifine 1.2.3 HD A and A3 _{(docs.google.com)}
    
  • Does not implement
    • My micro optimizations
      
    • ThVortex's unicode text fix
    • does implement restored coloured chat on bukkit
  • mq.class for vanilla 1.1
    • main download. _{(docs.google.com)}
      
    • alternate download _{(mediafire.com)}
    • Tested, works (as described).
  • mq.class for Optifine 1.1 HD-Dn
    • main download. _{(docs.google.com)}
      
    • alternate download _{(mediafire.com)}
    • Tested with D, D2 D5, and D6; works (as described).
• Series A - Alpha-enabled Text, no shadows. Predicted 70% success rate. Under certain circumstances (such as after an independant Color4f call, or for some chat lines while on Essentials servers) will still render white text.
  Spoiler

  • mq.class for vanilla 1.1 _{(docs.google.com)}
    
    Tested, works (as described).
  • mq.class for OptiFine 1.1 HD-D _{(docs.google.com)}
    
    Tested, works (as described) with Optifine-HD-D.
    Should work with Optifine-HD-D2 and D5.
  • mq.class for OptiFine 1.1 HD B2 and C _{(docs.google.com)}
    
    Tested, works (as described) with both OptiFine-HD-B2 and OptiFine-HD-C.
  • mq.class for OptiFine 1.1_HD_A4 _{(docs.google.com)}
    
    Tested, works (as described) with OptiFine-HD-A4.

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Installation

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• FAQ:
  • _{minecraftwiki.net:} Mods/Installing Mods
• For Optifine:
  • Download sp614x's Optifine
    
  • Install sp614x's Optifine first
    
  • Make certain that Optifine is working as intended.
    • Error report include the line "java.lang.SecurityException: SHA1 digest error[...]"?
      Did you delete META-INF from minecraft.jar?
      
      thejm1236: Delete Meta-Inf. _{(#8 from this thread)}
    • Still crashing?
      Did you use WindowsZip?
      
      Nipper:I did. _{(#136 from this thread)} Try WinRar or 7Zip.org
    • Does the screenshot look like the one above for "Before"?
      Yes? Good!
  • Then download the for Optifine version of this fix/mod.
    
  • Install the for Optifine fix after/on top of Optifine.
• For Vanilla:
  • download the appropriate version of this fix/mod for your version of the game.
    
  • backup your minecraft.jar file.
    
  • delete META-INF from your minecraft.jar file.
    
  • copy the .class file from your download into the your minecraft.jar file.
• For MagicLauncher:
  • this will also solve "Bad video card drivers" most of the time_{(post #104 in this thread)}
    Spoiler

    snow_cat, on 22 March 2012 - 02:56 AM, said:

    • download MagicLauncher
      
    • Run MagicLauncher. (Enter your username)
      
      
    • Click on the "Setup" button, were we to click "Test" afterwards this would lead to the familiar crash report screen.
      
      
    • This is the important step! Click on the "Advanced" tab, then enter 800 for memory (equivalent to -Xmx800m).
      
      
    • Clicking "Test" will now lead to a better out come.
      
      
    • Now return to the "Mods" tab, and "Add" the mods you have downloaded.
      
    • Make certain that the mods are in the correct order to be applied;
      n_[x]_meow_[...] must be after OptiFine to work, otherwise OptiFine will override it.
      
    • If you have altered your minecraft.jar file earlier, you shoud see a few warning labels.
      
      
    • In theory you could return to the main screen, click "Options" then "Force Update" but...
      
      
    • Instead if you have made a backup before changing that file, you can click the "Select" button from the "Settings" window to use that backup.
      
      
    • Now everything should be Okay.
      (Even with those warnings it will keep working if it worked before).
      
• For Spoutcraft:
  • Open the Spoutcraft Launcher
    
  • Click 'options'
    
  • Either
    • click 'Always use development builds'
      
    • click 'manual build selection' then 'Select Spoutcraft build' 1480 or later from the dropdown box.
• For Hack Slash Mine:
  • Download ni for ais for OptiFine 1.2.3 HD-B - Main download. _{(docs.google.com)}
    
  • backup //.techniclauncher/hackslashmine/binmodpack.jar
    
  • replace the ni.class file in //.techniclauncher/hackslashmine/binmodpack.jar with the one for Optifine 1.2.3 HD B.
    
  • Do not replace ais.class. I did not determine what changes were made, and assume that mine is probabably incompatible with Hack/Slash/Mine and therefore should not be used.
• Troubleshooting
  • Error report include the line "java.lang.SecurityException: SHA1 digest error[...]"?
    Did you delete META-INF from minecraft.jar?
    
    thejm1236: Delete Meta-Inf. _{(#8 from this thread)}
  • Still crashing?
    Did you use WindowsZip?
    
    Nipper:I did. _{(#136 from this thread)} use WinRar or 7Zip.org
    Does the version of the fix match the version of your game? (Vanilla/Optifine V#.#.#)
    
    wolftone1916:I realized that what was crashing me. _{(#70 from this thread)}
  • Not having any effect?
    Close all archiver/file-patcher/editor windows, then install the fix again.
    If using a 'loader/patcher' make certain that this fix is loaded last, and that there are no .class file conflicts.
    
  • Still not working?
    (see Addendum)
• Uninstallation
  All mods can be uninstalled by
  
  • opening the minecraft.exe launcher
    
  • clicking 'options'
    
  • then click 'force update'
    This will redownload the .minecraft/bin files, incl. minecraft.jar.

Addendum

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To help me fix this problem would you please post the following:

• What version of sp614x's Optifine you are using. _{(minecraftforum.net)}
  
• What series and target fix are you using (A/B - A,C,D,etc.)
  
• A Crash Report. _{(minecraftwiki.net)}
  
• What version of Java you have. _(java.com)
  
• Your OS (Windows, Mac, Linux, ROS, etx.)
  
• Your Graphics Adapter/GPU (ATI, Intel, Nvidia, etc.)

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Compatibility with other Clients/Mods

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• Modloader does not muck about with FontRenderer and tesselator, so compatibility is expected to continue into the future.
  
• Forge... I don't know. I haven't intentionally maintained compatibility with it, but I haven't heard any complaints either. Not that I am making any promises if I do.
  
• ThVortex's OpenType font support mod restores colour too!
  
  Spoiler

  
  
• Spoutcraft _{(#124 from this thread)} definitely has this fixed.
  Previously- With instruction form Top_Cat and a last minute bug-fix from zml2008 I've managed to kludge mine into a pull request with mine as a toggleable option. However, that was a port of the obsolete Series B. and required a menu option like this,
  
  Spoiler

  
  Afforess took pity upon me and merged my commits together into Spoutcraft build #1480 (availble in the launcher). After I spent many hours much flailing about with a now obsoleted version or SmartGit. Somehow deleting my local repository when I clicked "push", then later increasing the number of commits when I attemted to 'rebase HEAD;', and later mysteriously re-asserting the same damn changes an extra commit when told to 'pull'. And PortableGIT too failed repatededly to git rebase -i HEAD~_#{2,4} because of the existing pull request.
  AlphaText Series C - Before and After screenshots:
  Spoiler

  • Unicode Glyphs:
    
    
  • Default Font:
    
    
  • Custom Font (Fullwidth Unicode):
    
    
  • Custom Font (Misa413):
    
  Many servers will still make a mess by prewrapping text, however servers that don't prewrap will nolonger cause even larger messes (chat doubling). But this will change soon. See post #191_{(in this thread)} for details.
  
• Hack Slash Mine _{(#183 from this thread)} got a look after Spoutcraft had it's fix.
  Officially_{([1.2.3] Hack Slash Mine on this forum)} you can install Optifine ontop of this mod, so I've made a version of Series C for Optifine 1.2.3 HD B.
  After discussion with the mod developer, and concersn over compatibility with future versions, I am implementing an extension to FontRenderer that implements the current 1.2.5 interface w/ default interpreter-safe custom tags for arbiary colour values, and maybe kerning.
  
• Other Versions are not schededuled to be updated.

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Details (irrelevant)

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Spoiler

After noticing that the shadows of the text were being rendered in the correct colour I started looking at the fontRenderer class of b1.1.0 and a1.8.1. It appeared that somthing was surpressing the colour information from being used in the second pass that renders the foreground layer of text.
After a couple hours teaching myself staring dumbly at openGL and Javabyte code- tracing the is_shadow flag, etc.- decided 'meow to this' and did the quick and dirty thing and deleted the shadow pass in the
drawStringWithShadow function.
The results were less than ideal; I'd conciously traded one bug for another, and others still didn't have colour on their servers. After trying --

• pushing the original string onto the stack and calling drawString directly from drawStringWithShadow (like a1.8.1 did)
  
• Reinitilizing bidi before the second call
  
• transcoding other private functions (unmodified) into the drawStringWithShadow

I called it good enough, and went to eat.
After learning more about the colo_ur stack, and the daunting varieity of hack/workarounds needed to accomodate bugs specific to Intel, AMD/ATI, Nvidia, etc... And failing to find an economical way to correct the {texture and colour} {blending and alpha} modes going crazy after using color4f too many times (specific implementation of GL1.1 not preserving original conditions!?), gave in again and traded one bug for another.
Replacing all calls to color4f with color3f causes the text to always be drawn fully opaque in the correct colour. However this breaks alpha-transparent/fading text effects, and makes colour 0 (black text with black shadow) difficult to read.
The specific behaviour demonstrated is like _(opengl.org) glLogicOp(GL_SET), but there is no clear cause for this to change when invoking glColor4f twice. Then again given Intel's reputation in this regard...
It would appear that when the buffer is de-allocated, or already used instead of going "I need an empty buffer to hold this data, and I don't have one, so I will make one" the Intel drivers go "I need an empty buffer to hold this data, and I don't have one. Oh Shit!"
Minecraft's Tesselator class allocates these buffers automatically, so it makes sense changing FontRenderer to use this instead of calling GL11 directly.

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Re: forum keywords as paramiters

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Spoiler

To make certain that the problems I have been having was not a result of my invalid BBcode formatting I whipped up a quick 'user defined language' definition in notepad++ and noticed a really stupid bug in my attempt that very closely matches the behaviour seen here on the forum.
Where a particular paramiter contains a keyword seperared an operator (ie:"www.opengl.org/sdk/docs/man/xhtml/glLogicOp.xml") n++ would misread this as an level-opening and would invalidate the coding.
Similarly the forum software would erroniously assume that I [was mistaken in my usage of] the BBcode and deletes it. Then finding that the rest of tags aren't paired now inserts other tags out of context until they are. Then finding that nested elements are now not encapulated correctly by other tags deletes, that too. Consequently the coding that is invalidated by this...
So I've used my bugged UDL to weed out possible triggers for this problem. It remains to be seen if this is sufficent to solve the problem.
It seems to be, except for nested lists which seem to unwravel into extra lists when opening to edit, and other containers that seem to break apart. :(

I do not appreciate having my formatting corrupted by "autocorrection." I am relying on the BBcode I am using staying the way I set it-
I should never have to thank anyone for not [j] [screwing] [j/] that up for me. :P

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Edited by snow_cat, 19 May 2012 - 08:16 PM.

[darkrsing]

why is this a problem?

[snow_cat]

Well, for players like myself who do not have the means to obtain computers that aren't pants at rendering graphics- coloured chat on servers is difficult to follow. Colour carries allot of information such as a player's rank, and also provides an immeadiate indication/seperation of messages needing attention.

And the idea that a player would need to get a better machine for no functional reason is preposterous.

Unless you mean the missing text shadows; those provide immeadiate contrast around letters making them easier to read.

[snow_cat]

Archiver did not actually replace the version in the archive with the patched one.

I have uploaded the fixed version of the optifine patch.

I'll look at the other one later when I am less angry.

[drg09]

OMG so much thanks! it works perfrectly! thanks thanks thanks

[thejm1236]

OH GOD I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!!!!
I will bump this post, great work, I fucking love you

[Sevenedges]

Small yet applicable idea. I like small aesthetic mods like these.

[thejm1236]

This is also a bit buggy and Optifine MQ.class doesnt work

::Delete Meta-Inf on mq.class vannila!

And this barely helps me

And can u post ur coding?

Bugs:




See how [Notice] is white?
That Notice should be colored
And when people talk there rank is still white
And [User] on me should be grey

Please fix this!

[xSoul]

Just what i needed Thanks!!!

[thejm1236]

Lol thanks 4 puttin mah name in the install

[Kellee]

Thanks loads!

[snow_cat]

thejm1236, on 29 January 2012 - 11:42 PM, said:

This is also a bit buggy and Optifine MQ.class doesn't work.
[...]
And this barely helps me.

• I know that what I have posted is buggy it trades one bug for another less annoying one- which is arguably still an improvement.
  
• As for Optifine;
  I derived the linked to mq.class directly from OptiFine HD A4 Standard for Minecraft 1.1, I appologise if you are using Smooth, Multi-Core or AA edition(s) as I do not intend to create specific versions for those until I have the second-pass-inhibit problem licked, and strongly suspect that sp614x will figure post a better solution before I can anyways...

thejm1236, on 29 January 2012 - 11:42 PM, said:

::Delete Meta-Inf on mq.class vannila!::

• I assumed that people would know to do this, and I know better than to have done so.
• I therefore offer my appologies for having caused you such distress to warrant a reply in bold red text.

thejm1236, on 29 January 2012 - 11:42 PM, said:

And can you post your coding?

• Here!

• within mq.a said:

  aload_0
  aload_0
  invokespecial mq/checkUpdated()V
  aload_0
  getfield mq/bidiFlag Z
  ifeq 10
  aload_0
  aload_1
  invokespecial mq/bidiReorder(Ljava/lang/String;)Ljava/lang/String;
  astore_1
  aload_0
  aload_1
  iload_2
  iconst_1
  iadd
  iload_3
  iconst_1
  iadd
  iload 4
  iconst_1
  invokespecial mq/a(Ljava/lang/String;IIIZ)V
  aload_0
  aload_1
  iload_2
  iload_3
  iload 4
  iconst_0
  invokespecial mq/a(Ljava/lang/String;IIIZ)V
  return

thejm1236, on 29 January 2012 - 11:42 PM, said:

Bugs:
[...]
Please fix this!

• Sure, I'll need a few things
  • I will require screenshots from your fellow players on that server.
  • Binary access to the exact combination mods installed on that server, and the configuration there to.
  • Unobstificated source code for all plugins, mods and scripts involved.
• Also a box of doughnuts wouldn't hurt.

thejm1236, on 30 January 2012 - 12:52 AM, said:

Lol thanks 4 puttin mah name in the install :D

• You pointed out my mistake; credit where credit is due. :)

[thejm1236]

snow_cat, on 30 January 2012 - 01:16 AM, said:

• I know that what I have posted is buggy it trades one bug for another less annoying one- which is arguably still an improvement.
  
• As for Optifine;
  I derived the linked to mq.class directly from OptiFine HD A4 Standard for Minecraft 1.1, I appologise if you are using Smooth, Multi-Core or AA edition(s) as I do not intend to create specific versions for those until I have the second-pass-inhibit problem licked, and strongly suspect that sp614x will figure post a better solution before I can anyways...

• I assumed that people would know to do this, and I know better than to have done so.
• I therefore offer my appologies for having caused you such distress to warrant a reply in bold red text.

• Here!

• Sure, I'll need a few things
  • I will require screenshots from your fellow players on that server.
  • Binary access to the exact combination mods installed on that server, and the configuration there to.
  • Unobstificated source code for all plugins, mods and scripts involved.
• Also a box of doughnuts wouldn't hurt.

• You pointed out my mistake; credit where credit is due.

+ I did have Optifine Standard




Notice how [Member] was appointed to be yellow while it was still white.
And [Helper] was actually a post to be like a baby blue color, but again white.
And the [User] was apposed to be grey, but u can see some of the players rank title was white.

Here are a few plugins I know from the server /w colors:
Essentials Group Manager
AuthMe

/./ Also note that this is a public server so I can't get all of the info from it...

And the box of donuts, what flavor?

[snow_cat]

It might be:
ess.khhq.net - Group Manager > Variables

Quote

• prefix: '[Admin]' : Produces a simple <[Admin]User>
  
• prefix: '&e[VIP]&f' : Produces a coloured <[VIP]User>

But I would need to be able to play with the server config files and have coloured screenshots from players not using my 'fix' to really know. Best leave it alone for now.

thejm1236, on 30 January 2012 - 01:21 AM, said:

And the box of donuts, what flavor?

I'm partial to iced cherry jelly.

[thejm1236]

snow_cat, on 30 January 2012 - 02:10 AM, said:

It might be:
ess.khhq.net - Group Manager > Variables

But I would need to be able to play with the server config files and have coloured screenshots from players not using my 'fix' to really know. Best leave it alone for now.


I'm partial to iced cherry jelly.

I do know that he has made the prefixes like that. And I would also know that because my varibles on my server are just like that. Also they were all completely colored in 1.0

Oh ya, and my promise

[snow_cat]

Meow; does anyone know the bytecode to duplicate java strings?

[thejm1236]

Man I realized its probably Essentials etc becuase those have updated but I dont think Server OP has updated yet.

[BlazeStorm]

i am also having the same problem and i tried both files the vanilla one and the opti something the vanilla worked for me but when people talk the ranks are still not colored which kind of anoys me but thx very much for the bit less anoying fix. i would still like it to be complete so please finish the chat fix so it can be like before 1.1 and we can see all the colors and not just a few and the rest white. anyways thx and plz reply to this when you have the full fix cya.

[94ge7j998]

HECKKKK YESS!!!! TYYYYYYY TTYYYY TYYYY YOUR MY HERO!!!

[BlazeStorm]

94ge7j998, on 31 January 2012 - 12:29 AM, said:

HECKKKK YESS!!!! TYYYYYYY TTYYYY TYYYY YOUR MY HERO!!!

did it wok for you like even when ppl talk you can see their rank color and stuff???