[legendario]

Hi, Im Creating My First TDM GM But Why Always The First Person Of The Skin Gets The Color Nmae Of The Skin Before The Selected One .
Ex. My Gangs Are
Grove 4 Skins
Ballas 3 Skins
Cops 5 Skins
Vagos 3 Skins
Desertians 1 Skin - The People In Desert
The Problem Is That The First Person Of Ballas Get The Name Color Of Grove - Green, And The First Person Of Cops Get The Name Color Of Ballas, etc...

Ok When A Player Gets The First Skin Of Grove The Player Name Color Go To The Desertian Skin Name Color In Witch Is Orange, When A Player Get Skin Of The First Ballas Skin The Color Of The Name Go To The Last Skin In Grove Witch Is Green, How Can I Fix This Problem? Every Skin Of The 1ST Gang Always Gets The Color Of The Skin Before It.

pawn Код:

public OnPlayerSpawn(playerid)
{

   switch(gClass[playerid])
   {
    case 0:
    {
      SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_GREEN); //Grove
    }
    case 1:
    {
      SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_GREEN); //Grove
    }
    case 3:
    {
      SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_GREEN); //Grove
    }
    case 4:
    {
      SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_GREEN); //Grove
    }
    case 5:
    {
      SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_PURPLE); //Ballas
    }
    case 6:
    {
      SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_PURPLE); //Ballas
    }
    case 7:
    {
      SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_PURPLE); //Ballas
    }
    case 8:
    {
      SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_BLUE); //Cops
    }
    case 9:
    {
       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_BLUE); //Cops
    }
    case 10:
    {
       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_BLUE); //Cops
    }
    case 11:
    {
       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_BLUE); //Cops
    }
    case 12:
    {
       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_BLUE); //Cops
    }
    case 14:
    {
       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_YELLOW); //Los Santos Vagos
    }
    case 15:
    {
       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_YELLOW); //Los Santos Vagos
    }
    case 16:
    {
       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_YELLOW); //Los Santos Vagos
    }
    case 17:
    {
       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_DESERTIAN); //Desertians
    }

  }
  return 1;
}

Is The Code Wrong ?

[Peter_Corneile]

Change it to this

pawn Код:

public OnPlayerSpawn(playerid)
{

   switch(gClass[playerid])
   {
    case 0:
    {
      SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_GREEN); //Grove
    }
    case 1:
    {
      SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_GREEN); //Grove
    }
    case 3:
    {
      SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_GREEN); //Grove
    }
    case 4:
    {
      SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_GREEN); //Grove
    }
    case 5:
    {
      SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_PURPLE); //Ballas
    }
    case 6:
    {
      SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_PURPLE); //Ballas
    }
    case 7:
    {
      SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_PURPLE); //Ballas
    }
    case 8:
    {
      SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_BLUE); //Cops
    }
    case 9:
    {
       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_BLUE); //Cops
    }
    case 10:
    {
       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_BLUE); //Cops
    }
    case 11:
    {
       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_BLUE); //Cops
    }
    case 12:
    {
       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_BLUE); //Cops
    }
    case 14:
    {
       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_YELLOW); //Los Santos Vagos
    }
    case 15:
    {
       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_YELLOW); //Los Santos Vagos
    }
    case 16:
    {
       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_YELLOW); //Los Santos Vagos
    }
    case 17:
    {
       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_DESERTIAN); //Desertians
    }
  }

    return 1;
    }

This will solve it , ask me if you get any other problem

[legendario]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ►►►Peter Corneile◄◄◄ Change it to this pawn Код: public OnPlayerSpawn(playerid) {    switch(gClass[playerid])    {     case 0:     {       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_GREEN); //Grove     }     case 1:     {       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_GREEN); //Grove     }     case 3:     {       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_GREEN); //Grove     }     case 4:     {       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_GREEN); //Grove     }     case 5:     {       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_PURPLE); //Ballas     }     case 6:     {       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_PURPLE); //Ballas     }     case 7:     {       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_PURPLE); //Ballas     }     case 8:     {       SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_BLUE); //Cops     }     case 9:     {        SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_BLUE); //Cops     }     case 10:     {        SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_BLUE); //Cops     }     case 11:     {        SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_BLUE); //Cops     }     case 12:     {        SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_BLUE); //Cops     }     case 14:     {        SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_YELLOW); //Los Santos Vagos     }     case 15:     {        SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_YELLOW); //Los Santos Vagos     }     case 16:     {        SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_YELLOW); //Los Santos Vagos     }     case 17:     {        SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_DESERTIAN); //Desertians     }   }     return 1;     } This will solve it , ask me if you get any other problem

didnt work, i founded out that the first skin doenst need change but the other ones yes

[Peter_Corneile]

What do you mean , i didnt get it ....

[legendario]

it didnt work, The Problem Is That The First Person Of Ballas Get The Name Color Of Grove - Green, And The First Person Of Cops Get The Name Color Of Ballas, etc...

[dice7]

Why don't you just set the color under OnPlayerRequestClass and use 'classid' in the switch ?

[legendario]

Quote:

Originally Posted by dice7 Why don't you just set the color under OnPlayerRequestClass and use 'classid' in the switch ?

idk how to can u please give me an example like where to put it, and what to put just give me an example

[» sTeVe]

pawn Код:

public OnPlayerRequestClass(playerid, classid)
{
if(skinid == 0)
{
SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_GREEN);
}
if(skinid == 1)
{
SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_GREEN);
}

and so on... ^^

[Peter_Corneile]

Quote:

Originally Posted by » sTeVe public OnPlayerRequestClass(playerid, classid) { if(skinid == 0) { SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_GREEN); } if(skinid == 1) { SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_GREEN); } and so on... ^^

Yup that can be one way

[legendario]

Quote:

Originally Posted by » sTeVe pawn Код: public OnPlayerRequestClass(playerid, classid) { if(skinid == 0) { SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_GREEN); } if(skinid == 1) { SetPlayerColor(playerid, COLOR_GREEN); } and so on... ^^

ok lemme try