[Tutorial] [0.3c] - Easy colors!
#21

Great TUT. i like it.
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#22

Thank you for publishing this topic, I've been trying to find something like this since I din't understand the whole concept of applying it to the SendClientMessage, or whatever.

Greets.
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#23

SEXY. ( . Y . )

But this is just for SCM, embedding.
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#24

Nice man
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#25

Not sure if this is a tutorial butthanks for da defines!
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#26

Really good

Thanks i will use this
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#27

Nice, I'm using it in I-RP



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Originally Posted by Finn
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You don't really need the #.

pawn Code:
#define WHITE           "{FFFFFF}"
#define RED             "{FF0000}"
#define BLUE            "{0000FF}"
#define GREEN           "{00FF00}"
#define BLACK           "{000000}"
pawn Code:
SendClientMessage(playerid, 0xFFFFFFFF, ""BLACK" BLACK TEXT "WHITE" WHITE TEXT "RED" RED TEXT "BLUE" BLUE TEXT "GREEN" GREEN TEXT");
That's what I was going to post when I read the first post in thread xD
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#28

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Originally Posted by Mean
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SEXY. ( . Y . )

But this is just for SCM, embedding.
Nope, works on chat, dialogs and 3d text labels. Doesn't work in dialog buttons.
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#29

How do i use this in a string ?
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#30

new string[36];
format(string,sizeof(string),""#COL_RED"Red is most hottest color!");
like that, lol.
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#31

Thank you best.
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#32

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Originally Posted by Unknown1234
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new string[36];
format(string,sizeof(string),""#COL_RED"Red is most hottest color!");
like that, lol.
There is nothing to format :O
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#33

nice but, using HTLM in SendClientMessage, is more easy, and faster....

pawn Code:
SendClientMessage(playerid, 0xFFFFFF, "This is {FF0000}Red!, {FFFFFF} and this is {00FF00}Green!");
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