[Jstylezzz]

Hi all,

I have kind of a weird thing here..
When I use \n in a format function, like this one here:

pawn Code:

format(string,128,"Welcome %s , thanks for logging in!\nYour last login was on: %d-%d-%d , from IP adress: %s",...);

The \n is ignored, and the text is on one line.
This works in my login dialog, but not in the sent messages.

Anything I'm doing wrong here?

[Scenario]

You cannot use \n with SendClientMessage. AFAIK it (\n) only works with dialog boxes.

[Jstylezzz]

Really?
Hmm, I will send it in 2 messages then, thanks

[Aarab]

Code:

format(string,128,"Welcome %s , thanks for logging in!\nYour last login was on: %d-%d-%d , from IP adress: %s",...);

new string[128];
SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_CODE, "%d-%d-%d"); // extra line 1

I'm new in scripting, so I dont know or i'm right or not ^^

[Scenario]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aarab Code: format(string,128,"Welcome %s , thanks for logging in!\nYour last login was on: %d-%d-%d , from IP adress: %s",...); new string[128]; SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_CODE, "%d-%d-%d"); // extra line 1 I'm new in scripting, so I dont know or i'm right or not ^^

You have to format the %d-%d-%d, you can't just put it into the code and expect it to work. That's why we use the format() function. It allows us to replace %d, %s, %i, %f, etc with values of variables we specify.