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Originally Posted by ConnorW Код: new string[64]; format(string, sizeof(string), "This is a {%06x}clan color", clanInfo[clanid][clanColor] >>> 8); SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, string);

I didn't ask that. I want to put the color instead of -1, like SendClientMessage(playerid, getClanColor(clanid), string);

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Originally Posted by ReD_HunTeR pawn Код: stock GetClanColor(clanid) {     new color;     color = clanInfo[clanid][clanColor];     color <<= 8;     color |= 0xFF;     return color; } try this, not sure if it works.

it doesn't work, the color is black always....

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Originally Posted by Calisthenics Do not use strings for storing colors. Colors ARE integers! When a player types the desired clan color: FF0000 Use sscanf and "x" specifier to retrieve integer and store it in the integer clanColor (get rid of the array size). You can limit text to 6 characters if you want to. Then you can use partially what ConnorW posted but without `>>> 8` as the color will not have an alpha value.

I've tried something like this, and it doesn't work.

pawn Код:

stock getClanColor(clanid) {
    new color_show = 0xFFFFFFFF;
    sscanf(clanInfo[clanid][clanColor], "x", color_show);
    return color_show;
}