[new121]

When you do this

PHP код:

#define RED FF0000
#define COLOR_WHITE 0xFFFFFFFF
SendClientMessage(playerid,COLOR_WHITE,"blah{RED}blah"); 


it returns it like this in white text "blah{RED}blah" instead of changing colors it just displays it in the text. If you do you replace {RED} with {FF0000} it works fine though. It would be nice if we could define these colors, if I remember correctly you can do it with defined colors in dialogs.

[ulbi1990]

because the first is hexadezimal and the second is rrggbb so it can't work how you amde it....

That isn't in any way a bug.

[new121]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ulbi1990 because the first is hexadezimal and the second is rrggbb so it can't work how you amde it.... That isn't in any way a bug.

if you can't understand what I meant here is a simpler way.

#define COL_RED FF0000
SendClientMessage(playerid,-1,"Blah{COL_RED}blah");

the above will not work it will say "Blah{COL_RED}blah"

SendClientMessage(playerid,-1,"Blah{FF0000} blah");

the above here will work, notice how the color code"FF0000" is the same as COL_RED is defined. Does that make more sense?

[Drebin]

pawn Код:

#define RED "{FF0000}"
#define COLOR_WHITE 0xFFFFFFFF 
SendClientMessage(playerid,COLOR_WHITE,"blah"RED"blah");

This way it would work.