[johnathon956]

add this to the top of your script you can change these numbers

pawn Code:

new playerColors[MAX_PLAYERS] = {
0xAA3333AA,
0xAFAFAFAA,
0x33AA33AA,
0xAA3333AA,
0xFFFF00AA,
0xFFFFFFAA,
0xFF9900AA,
0xFF8C55FF,
0x6DC5F3FF,
0xFF0000FF,
0x2986CEFF,
0xC6BEBDFF,
0x000000FF,
0x74E80099,
0xBE615099,
0x00BBBB99,
0xFF0000FF
};

now add this too

pawn Code:

SetPlayerColor(playerid, playerColors[playerid % sizeof playerColors]);

thanks too ♣ Joker ♠

pawn Code:

public OnPlayerRequestClass(playerid, classid)

hope this helps you i dont know if there is allready a tut for this i found this myself

[Steven82]

Very simple TUT, but will help the noobs.

[johnathon956]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steven82 Very simple TUT, but will help the noobs.

yep simple but works

[DarrenReeder]

very niiice

[snoob]

Quote:

Originally Posted by johnathon956 Quote: Originally Posted by Steven82 Very simple TUT, but will help the noobs. yep simple but works

work until you have more then 17 player ... then you are out of array boundary.

[Nero_3D]

Quote:

Originally Posted by snoob Quote: Originally Posted by johnathon956 Quote: Originally Posted by Steven82 Very simple TUT, but will help the noobs. yep simple but works work until you have more then 17 player ... then you are out of array boundary.

there is an easy fix for that

pawn Code:

SetPlayerColor(playerid, playerColors[playerid % sizeof playerColors]);

[johnathon956]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ♣ Joker ♠ Quote: Originally Posted by snoob Quote: Originally Posted by johnathon956 Quote: Originally Posted by Steven82 Very simple TUT, but will help the noobs. yep simple but works work until you have more then 17 player ... then you are out of array boundary. there is an easy fix for that pawn Code: SetPlayerColor(playerid, playerColors[playerid % sizeof playerColors]);

lol why didnt i thing of that XD

[Grim_]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ♣ Joker ♠ Quote: Originally Posted by snoob Quote: Originally Posted by johnathon956 Quote: Originally Posted by Steven82 Very simple TUT, but will help the noobs. yep simple but works work until you have more then 17 player ... then you are out of array boundary. there is an easy fix for that pawn Code: SetPlayerColor(playerid, playerColors[playerid % sizeof playerColors]);

I have a question, what exactly does "%" do? I never found a good place to find an explanation :/

[johnathon956]

Quote:

Originally Posted by _Xerxes_ Quote: Originally Posted by ♣ Joker ♠ Quote: Originally Posted by snoob Quote: Originally Posted by johnathon956 Quote: Originally Posted by Steven82 Very simple TUT, but will help the noobs. yep simple but works work until you have more then 17 player ... then you are out of array boundary. there is an easy fix for that pawn Code: SetPlayerColor(playerid, playerColors[playerid % sizeof playerColors]); I have a question, what exactly does "%" do? I never found a good place to find an explanation :/

uhm dunno XD

[Nero_3D]

Quote:

Originally Posted by _Xerxes_ Quote: Originally Posted by ♣ Joker ♠ Quote: Originally Posted by snoob Quote: Originally Posted by johnathon956 Quote: Originally Posted by Steven82 Very simple TUT, but will help the noobs. yep simple but works work until you have more then 17 player ... then you are out of array boundary. there is an easy fix for that pawn Code: SetPlayerColor(playerid, playerColors[playerid % sizeof playerColors]); I have a question, what exactly does "%" do? I never found a good place to find an explanation :/

It calculates the Rest from a division

Example:
playerid = 48 48 % 17 = 14
playerid = 15 15 % 17 = 15