[GoldenLion]

Hi, I'm creating a player object system. Everything is working well except the colors. If I set a color then it just makes the object invisible. This is what the OnDialogResponse for adding colors looks like:

Код:

		case DIALOG_PLAYER_OBJECT_COLOR:
		{
			new color, slot = PlayerInfo[playerid][pEditingObject];
			
			switch (listitem)
			{
				case 0: color = 0xFFFFFFFF;
				case 1: color = 0x000000FF;
				case 2: color = 0x999999FF;
				case 3: color = 0x663300FF;
				case 4: color = 0xFF0000FF;
				case 5: color = 0x990000FF;
				case 6: color = 0xFF9900FF;
				case 7: color = 0xFFFF00FF;
				case 8: color = 0x00CC00FF;
				case 9: color = 0x66FF00FF;
				case 10: color = 0x0099FFFF;
				case 11: color = 0x66CCFFFF;
				case 12: color = 0x000099FF;
				case 13: color = 0x00FFFFFF;
				case 14: color = 0xFF66FFFF;
				case 15: color = 0x3300FFFF;
			}
			for (new i; i < strlen(inputtext); i++) {
				tolower(inputtext[0]);
			}
			PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectColor] = color; //this is the most important part
			
			PlayerInfo[playerid][pEditingObject] = -1;
			ResetListedObjects(playerid);
			
			if (PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectWearing]) RefreshPlayerObject(playerid, slot);
			
			SendClientMessageEx(playerid, COLOR_YELLOW, "* You have set the color of your %s to %s.", GetPlayerObjectName(PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectModel]), inputtext);
		}

This is how I set the attached object:

Код:

RefreshPlayerObject(playerid, slot)
{
	if (IsPlayerAttachedObjectSlotUsed(playerid, PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectIndex])) RemovePlayerAttachedObject(playerid, PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectIndex]);
	
	if (PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectColor] != -1) //this part is with the colors
	{
		SetPlayerAttachedObject(playerid, PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectIndex], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectModel], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectBone], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectPos][0], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectPos][1], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectPos][2], 
		PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectPos][3], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectPos][4], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectPos][5], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectPos][6], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectPos][7], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectPos][8], 
		PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectColor], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectColor]);
	}
	else
	{
		SetPlayerAttachedObject(playerid, PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectIndex], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectModel], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectBone], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectPos][0], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectPos][1], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectPos][2], 
		PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectPos][3], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectPos][4], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectPos][5], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectPos][6], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectPos][7], PlayerObjects[playerid][slot][ObjectPos][8]);
	}
}

What's the problem? Everything else works: it saves and loads everything including the colors, but the colors are acting weird.

[Vince]

Material colors are ARGB, not RGBA. So any color that doesn't start with 0xFF will range from only partially opaque to completely invisible.

[GoldenLion]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vince Material colors are ARGB, not RGBA. So any color that doesn't start with 0xFF will range from only partially opaque to completely invisible.

Thank you.