Color change

[JackofTrades]

Can someone tell me what's going on here?

$CityRPG::food::stateCount = 0;

$CityRPG::food::color[$CityRPG::food::stateCount++] = "FF0000";
$CityRPG::food::state[$CityRPG::food::stateCount] = "Dying";

$CityRPG::food::color[$CityRPG::food::stateCount++] = "FF6600";
$CityRPG::food::state[$CityRPG::food::stateCount] = "Starving";

$CityRPG::food::color[$CityRPG::food::stateCount++] = "FFBB00";
$CityRPG::food::state[$CityRPG::food::stateCount] = "Content";

$CityRPG::food::color[$CityRPG::food::stateCount++] = "FFFF00";
$CityRPG::food::state[$CityRPG::food::stateCount] = "Satisfied";

$CityRPG::food::color[$CityRPG::food::stateCount++] = "DDFF00";
$CityRPG::food::state[$CityRPG::food::stateCount] = "Full-up";

$CityRPG::food::color[$CityRPG::food::stateCount++] = "AAFF00";
$CityRPG::food::state[$CityRPG::food::stateCount] = "Overfed";

$CityRPG::food::color[$CityRPG::food::stateCount++] = "88FF00";
$CityRPG::food::state[$CityRPG::food::stateCount] = "Stuffed";

$CityRPG::food::color[$CityRPG::food::stateCount++] = "66FF00";
$CityRPG::food::state[$CityRPG::food::stateCount] = "Bloated";

$CityRPG::food::color[$CityRPG::food::stateCount++] = "44FF00";
$CityRPG::food::state[$CityRPG::food::stateCount] = "Engorged";

$CityRPG::food::color[$CityRPG::food::stateCount++] = "22FF00";
$CityRPG::food::state[$CityRPG::food::stateCount] = "Obese";

$CityRPG::food::color[$CityRPG::food::stateCount++] = "00FF00";
$CityRPG::food::state[$CityRPG::food::stateCount] = "Bursting";

$CityRPG::food::color[$CityRPG::food::stateCount++] = "FFAA00";
$CityRPG::food::state[$CityRPG::food::stateCount] = "Whale-Like";

I still don't understand how it changes the color. I would love to integrate this into something else I am working on.

[Ad Bot]

[Kamutog]

The "FF0000, FF6600, FFBB00" and so on stand for colors.

[Crøwn]

Post the code for the other thing you're working on, it depends on where you're using it and how.
Those are hexcodes though and can be used like this inside a string: <color:FFFFFF>
Any text after that will be the color you input, this is a good website to find the color you're looking for.

[Aoki²]

Code: [Select]

// Hunger
%hexColor = $CityRPG::food::color[CityRPGData.getData(%client.bl_id).valueHunger];
%hungerName = $CityRPG::food::state[CityRPGData.getData(%client.bl_id).valueHunger];
%client.CityRPGPrint = %client.CityRPGPrint SPC "\c6Hunger: <color:" @ %hexColor @ ">" @ %hungerName;


[JackofTrades]

I know the FFFFFF means html color... I am just wondering how it changes with its name. I don't want to spill the beans on what I am working on. But the color changes with the name. I just want to know how that would work with a (number)  Being changed

[Crøwn]

I know the FFFFFF means html color... I am just wondering how it changes with its name. I don't want to spill the beans on what I am working on. But the color changes with the name. I just want to know how that would work with a (number)  Being changed

It's adding 1 to stateCount, and they are the same number. The color and the status are the same number.

We could help you a lot more if you show us what you are doing.

[JackofTrades]

I would like for money to change color when your amount changes example... 100 = green 1000 = blue 10000 = red...

[Crøwn]

function serverCmdmoney(%guy)
{
   %money = %guy.money;
   if(%money == 100)
      %color = "\c0";
   if(%money == 1000)
      %color = "\c2";
   if(%money == 1000)
      %color = "\c1";
   messageClient(%guy, '', %color @ %money);
}

Depending on the color you use, \cnumber can work. Use /colortest ingame to see the colors.

[JackofTrades]

function serverCmdmoney(%guy)
{
   %money = %guy.money;
   if(%money == 100)
      %color = "\c0";
   if(%money == 1000)
      %color = "\c2";
   if(%money == 1000)
      %color = "\c1";
   messageClient(%guy, '', %color @ %money);
}

Depending on the color you use, \cnumber can work. Use /colortest ingame to see the colors.

It's that easy?

[jes00]

It's that easy?

Using Crowns way, it'll only be that color if it's exactly that number.

[BluetoothBoy]

function serverCmdmoney(%guy)
{
   %money = %guy.money;
   if(%money <= 100)
      %color = "\c0";
   if(%money <= 1000 && %money > 100)
      %color = "\c2";
   if(%money <= 10000 && %money > 1000)
      %color = "\c1";
   messageClient(%guy, '', %color @ %money);
}

Depending on the color you use, \cnumber can work. Use /colortest ingame to see the colors.

That should work a little better. Now it will stay the same color regardless of the amount until a new level is reached, and then it'll switch colors.

[boodals 2]

It's that easy?

That is not plug-and-play. If you want somebody to do this for you, go post in Suggestions and Requests. However that shows you how to do it.

That should work a little better. Now it will stay the same color regardless of the amount until a new level is reached, and then it'll switch colors.

That's kinda dumb how you laid that out..

function serverCmdmoney(%guy)
{
   %money = %guy.money;
   if(%money <= 100)
      %color = "\c0";
   else if(%money <= 1000)
      %color = "\c2";
   else
      %color = "\c1";
   messageClient(%guy, '', %color @ %money);
}

[JackofTrades]

%guy?

[$trinick]

%guy?

You can name the variables whatever you like. %guy, %client, %this (though this ones incorrect by standard), %gameconnection, %playerclient, etc. You could even write it function serverCmdMoney(%AFGsaf8dgfsd9SDFdfsdsa) if you were so inclined.

[JackofTrades]

You can name the variables whatever you like. %guy, %client, %this (though this ones incorrect by standard), %gameconnection, %playerclient, etc. You could even write it function serverCmdMoney(%AFGsaf8dgfsd9SDFdfsdsa) if you were so inclined.

Oh okay. Just making sure.