[Question]GM/PM Broadcast Command

[airborne.]

You know how in the 5165 source when you use the /c command it says your name so like I use /c qwerty it says "[System]CharName: qwerty.." in white letters, how do I change it so that it only says "[System]qwerty" but in red? and no it doesn't say the name of whoever broadcasted it.. like tq bins.

Btw this is how the cmd is setup now:

                        {
                            Game.World.SendMsgToAll(GC.MyChar.Name, GC.MyChar.Name + ": " + Message.Remove(0, 3), 2011, 0);
                        }

[Ïñƒämöü§ƒï§h]

Originally Posted by airborne.

You know how in the 5165 source when you use the /c command it says your name so like I use /c qwerty it says "[System]CharName: qwerty.." in white letters, how do I change it so that it only says "[System]qwerty" but in red? like tq bins.

Btw this is how the cmd is setup now:

                        {
                            Game.World.SendMsgToAll(GC.MyChar.Name, GC.MyChar.Name + ": " + Message.Remove(0, 3), 2011, 0);
                        }

Mind posting the hole code then i might help you out

[airborne.]

Originally Posted by Ïñƒämöü§ƒï§h

Mind posting the hole code then i might help you out

Sigh you don't really need the rest but here you go..

                        if (Cmd[0] == "/c")
                        {
                            Game.World.SendMsgToAll(GC.MyChar.Name, GC.MyChar.Name + ": " + Message.Remove(0, 3), 2011, 0);
                        }

[Ïñƒämöü§ƒï§h]

Originally Posted by airborne.

Sigh you don't really need the rest but here you go..

                        if (Cmd[0] == "/c")
                        {
                            Game.World.SendMsgToAll(GC.MyChar.Name, GC.MyChar.Name + ": " + Message.Remove(0, 3), 2011, 0);
                        }

Ok here i fixed it

if (Cmd[0] == "/c")
                        {
                            Game.World.SendMsgToAll(GC.MyChar.Name,  ": " + Message.Remove(0, 3), 2011, 0);
                        }

Hope it helps =P
#Edit the commands works =P

[airborne.]

Originally Posted by Ïñƒämöü§ƒï§h

Ok here i fixed it

if (Cmd[0] == "/c")
                        {
                            Game.World.SendMsgToAll(GC.MyChar.Name,  ": " + Message.Remove(0, 3), 2011, 0);
                        }

Hope it helps =P
I didnt test it to see if it works just figure lol

Alright cool, but got any idea how to make the text red?

[Ïñƒämöü§ƒï§h]

Originally Posted by airborne.

Alright cool, but got any idea how to make the text red?

No i dont ill look into this gimme like a couple minutes ill figure it out =P

[CptSky]

Originally Posted by airborne.

Alright cool, but got any idea how to make the text red?

At the start of your packet, you have the color in RGB.

[InfamousNoone]

Originally Posted by CptSky

At the start of your packet, you have the color in RGB.

It's likely the function he's using already takes a color parameter, and if not has an overloaded method to take one. I'm willing to bet that 0 at the end is the color, so red would be 0xFFFF0000 (A = 255, R = 255, G = 0, B = 0)

[E.M.E]

2011 is the White text... you need to find out the red one id that all... iam not giving out more info :P

[kardasoo]

guys and how we can change the [sistem] mode where i need to search!!pls any help

[pro4never]

Originally Posted by E.M.E

2011 is the White text... you need to find out the red one id that all... iam not giving out more info :P

No, it really isn't.


2011 is the chat TYPE (center of screen)

The color is most likely an optional overload. The packet takes a chat color value in RGB which can be altered. I'd find it very strange if there was no optional version of the chat method that did not take color as a parameter.

Note:

if you add a reference to say... Windows.Form you could do something like (uint)Color.Red instead of writing it out in hex

[kardasoo]

guys i need help pls how to change on msg GM that [Sistem] to be [GM]message....

[{ Angelius }]

Originally Posted by kardasoo

guys i need help pls how to change on msg GM that [Sistem] to be [GM]message....

use the Service Chat Type. 2014

[kill_acvc]

Originally Posted by airborne.

Alright cool, but got any idea how to make the text red?

Change the fourth offset of your message packet, which is a "UInt32" and determines the color. You can use System.Drawing.Color.(Your Color).ToArgb() method to figure out a color's RGB version, represented by an uint. Don't forget to reference System.Drawing on the references window.