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If it is a value between 0 and 1, multiply my 255 and round down.Thank you this works perfectly.
If it is a hexadecimal value, then you can use my base to base converter to convert it to decimal.So I'm to use this method to translate it from the GuiSwatchCtrl to the GuiSlider controls? If so which one do I use?
You can find it Here.
It's a very compact script, and does more than just hexadecimal conversions.
so, how would i go about parenting it?Nope, parent::hasPathToGround();Code: [Select]like that?package ducks
{
function fxDTSBrick::hasPathToGround()
{
if(baseplatecheckstuffhere)
return true;
return parent fxDTSBrick::hasPathToGround();
}
}activatePackage(duck);
That's the only downside :(Russian translator :D
Danny Bot & TomTom have been De-admined.TomTom is still on the list of the original post.
Also, I think it's not a very smart idea to assign any new functions to space button. Some people actually want to use the handbrake.Very true, I suggest using the light key.
Have you tried downloading an app and looking at it?Thanks. Is there a way to implament an application for Block OS in an add on?
Just a word of warning, I think Brian and Greek2me are working on a new app API for BOS7 - things will be much more simpler.
What don't you understand?Is it a separate add on? Does it need to be packaged differently? Does it need to be posted on a website or something?
http://blockos.readthedocs.org/en/docs-r16-blockos6/apps.htmlI saw that and that's mainly what I was speaking about.
your problemOops, I mean't range = "0.000000 255.000000"
Yes.range = "0.200000 1.000000"
range = 0 255
It doesn't matter whether the engine adds stuff like .000000 to the values.
guiSwatchCtrl uses RGBA colors (red green blue alpha) in range 0 to 255. I've seen some colorsets that use that same range, however most (including default) seem to use range 0 to 1 (floating point). The conversion method is value / 255.Thanks Port, so I just need to do %colorR = getWord(BlahBlah.color, 0) / 255; and so forth?
guiSliderCtrl is not specifically for colors, you can use it for any type of value. In any case, it's as simple as setting the 'range' member field to '0 255' if you want it to use the same format that guiSwatchCtrl uses.I tried that but whenever I change it to 0 255 it changes it to 0.000000 255.000000.
