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MW2 TU8 HUD Elements Problem! ( C# )
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Hey Guys! I Try to get HUD Elements in my C# Project!
I Saw that in a Video! I did the Same but everytime the Same..
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IDK What i do Wrong.. XRPC.dll is in, Created a new Class,
Inser the Code and Made:
"new XRPC Jtag = new XRPC();"
That should Fix it! ( It was Fixed in His Video.. )
But it didnt Work for me???
Can someone Help??
I Saw that in a Video! I did the Same but everytime the Same..
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IDK What i do Wrong.. XRPC.dll is in, Created a new Class,
Inser the Code and Made:
"new XRPC Jtag = new XRPC();"
That should Fix it! ( It was Fixed in His Video.. )
But it didnt Work for me???
Can someone Help??
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It's XRPC Jtag = new XRPC();
Not new XRPC Jtag = new XRPC();
Not new XRPC Jtag = new XRPC();
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Add XRPC Jtag = new XRPC(); under namespace.
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Carb0n wrote Add XRPC Jtag = new XRPC(); under namespace.
Yea i already did.. nothing Changed..
btw its in the Class! Not in the Form Project!
I Added a Class called "HUDElem" and i got the Whole HUD Elements Code from
a Se7ensins user! And i did it like you said ( in Class )
But the "Jtag" Is still with a Red Line
Could you Add my Skype?? Its maybe better
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You don't use it in a class. Class is for a reference in a basic explaination.
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Sent a friend request on Skype. I will help out.
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If you are using static methods, your object needs to be static aswell.
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Refection wrote If you are using static methods, your object needs to be static aswell.
public static XRPC Jtag = new XRPC();
You don't use public for defining a name for a object.
It's just:
static XRPC Jtag = new XRPC();
I helped him out. All is good.
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THX For all the Help!!! Fixed it <33
Thx to Carb0n & Refection
Thx to Carb0n & Refection
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Carb0n wroteRefection wrote If you are using static methods, your object needs to be static aswell.
public static XRPC Jtag = new XRPC();
You don't use public for defining a name for a object.
It's just:
static XRPC Jtag = new XRPC();
I helped him out. All is good.
Haha it really doesn't matter I personally just like it
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