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| setro2:
--- Quote from: setro2 on June 16, 2012, 05:21:03 PM ---I assume its because every code in centerprint, chatmessage, etc. begins with a <, and if you error it everything after the < turns red to tell you its wrong. For example, just try doing <color:abcdefg> in chat. --- End quote --- Its a bit hard to understand. |
| Gordo12699:
--- Quote from: setro2 on June 16, 2012, 05:21:03 PM ---I assume its because every code in centerprint, chatmessage, etc. begins with a <, and if you error it everything after the < turns red to tell you its wrong. For example, just try doing <color:abcdefg> in chat. --- End quote --- --- Quote from: setro2 on June 16, 2012, 05:21:37 PM ---Its a bit hard to understand. --- End quote --- Sorry for bumping this! Anyways, the default blockland chat system isn't compatible for hex coloring the words. Some add-ons will allow this, such as add-ons that chang the color of the outcoming chat (I don't know any examples right now) and why would you tell someone to do something that doesn't work? Hhere try <color:abcdefg> Isn't even valid hex, so of course the message would come out red since < makes everything after it red! |
| otto-san:
--- Quote from: setro2 on June 16, 2012, 05:21:03 PM ---I assume its because every code in centerprint, chatmessage, etc. begins with a <, and if you error it everything after the < turns red to tell you its wrong. For example, just try doing <color:abcdefg> in chat. --- End quote --- --- Quote from: Gordo12699 on June 21, 2012, 06:30:36 PM ---Sorry for bumping this! Anyways, the default blockland chat system isn't compatible for hex coloring the words. Some add-ons will allow this, such as add-ons that chang the color of the outcoming chat (I don't know any examples right now) and why would you tell someone to do something that doesn't work? Hhere try <color:abcdefg> Isn't even valid hex, so of course the message would come out red since < makes everything after it red! --- End quote --- not quite as said on the first page, you're breaking TML. |
| fred da kiko:
because <color:> makes things red by default, or at least it does when i'm using the event system. |
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