Player colour always yellow...

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Player colour always yellow... - DanLore - 15.02.2013

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Re: Player colour always yellow... - Da_Noob - 15.02.2013

The issue is:

First, you check if the wanted level of the player equals to 1 OR is bigger than 1. Right now, when you have wanted level 7, it checks if the first condition is true: it is. So it skips all the other steps, making the player's name yellow.

Re: Player colour always yellow... - DanLore - 15.02.2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by Da_Noob

The issue is:

First, you check if the wanted level of the player equals to 1 OR is bigger than 1. Right now, when you have wanted level 7, it checks if the first condition is true: it is. So it skips all the other steps, making the player's name yellow.

I assumed the else if would be the reason it'd skip, what is the correct way to do this then?

Re: Player colour always yellow... - Vince - 15.02.2013

Use a switch or - not recommended - remove the else'.

Re: Player colour always yellow... - SuperViper - 15.02.2013

pawn Код:

if(playerData[playerid][playerWantedLevel] == 0)
{
    // White Wanted Level
    SetPlayerColor(playerid, 0xFFFFFFFF);
}
else if(playerData[playerid][playerWantedLevel] >= 12)
{
    // Red Wanted Level
    SetPlayerColor(playerid, 0xFF0000AA); // Red
}
else if(playerData[playerid][playerWantedLevel] >= 6)
{
     // Orange Wanted Level
    SetPlayerColor(playerid, 0xFF6600AA); // Orange
}
else if (playerData[playerid][playerWantedLevel] >= 1)
{
    // Yellow Wanted Level
    SetPlayerColor(playerid, 0xFFFF00AA); // Yellow
}

Changing the order will fix it.