Adding a "join" button back to the GUI?

So I have an interesting problem, and I need this working again fairly soon. I'm using the 3D Action Adventure Kit(quite a lovely piece). Now, it still has the option to host a network game and it appears to be running a server(my network-monitoring tools certainly thinks so). But there is no option to JOIN on another machine.

I believe the capability is still there, its just the required buttons have been removed from the UI. I've opened up the GUI editor but its not immediately obvious. All the documentation seems to assume you're starting with the FPS tutorial as a base and already have that button, so I'm at a loss.

EDIT:

Ok, to save future generations scrolling through this thread, here's what we figured out:

I did also figure out how to add it back. Well when I say "I figured out" I should clarify that someone else told me. But I'm going to post all the steps here anyway for posterity.

Step 1. Open the GUI editor and make a new button. I did this by copying and pasting an existing button and changing the name. Then you have to find the Command field for the button and change it to

Canvas.pushDialog(JoinServerDlg);

Step 2. you will need to find the associated script file. The easiest way to get it is to download the Torque 3D FPS tutorial(if you haven't already) find the file JoinServerDlg.gui in the folder game/art/gui and move it to the same folder on your game.

Step 3. In Torsion, open the scripts/client/init.cs. Down somewhere between lines 70 and 90(it moves around a bit) you'll find a section with the comment // Load up the shell GUIs. Under that section add the line:

exec("art/gui/joinServerDlg.gui");

That should be all it takes. Credit goes to Richard Randft for figuring most of this out.

EDIT II:

Also, courtesy of the 3DAAK forums apparently without modifying your client at all you can join a network game with the following console command:

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connect(serverIP);
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You can find a computer's IP by opeing commandline and typing ipconfig. Alternatly if you know a remote PCs network name you can find the IP by going into command prompt and typing ping <computer name>.

Hopefully that should clear everything up and the next person seeking this information will have an easier time.