Answered Change Glow Color

[candy]

I want to make an option to change the glow color.
I've tried as much as I really could think of.
here is what I tried

 

[Gentle]

I want to make an option to change the glow color.
I've tried as much as I really could think of.
here is what I tried

ChangeGlow(r,g,b)
{
    self.glowColor(r,g,b);
    if(self.menu.open)
    {
        self updateScrollbar();
    }
}

try dat idk if it will work xD

 

[candy]

ChangeGlow(r,g,b)
{
    self.glowColor(r,g,b);
    if(self.menu.open)
    {
        self updateScrollbar();
    }
}

try dat idk if it will work xD

Lol I'll try in a min. Thanks for helping

 

[candy]

ChangeGlow(r,g,b)
{
    self.glowColor(r,g,b);
    if(self.menu.open)
    {
        self updateScrollbar();
    }
}

Nah. That gives me and error.

 

[Gentle]

Nah. That gives me and error.

well I tried xD

 

[TheHiddenHour]

I want to make an option to change the glow color.
I've tried as much as I really could think of.
here is what I tried

changeGlowcolor(color)
{
    self.glowcolor = color;
}

//EXAMPLE
textElem changeGlowcolor((0,0,1));
//Replace textElem with the element you want to change.
//Replace (0,0,1) with the color you want

If you want to do it a better way you could just do something like this

menuGlowColor(color)
{
    textElem.glowcolor = color;
    textElem1.glowcolor = color;
    textElem2.glowcolor = color;
    //Replace textElem, textElem1, textElem2, etc with your hud elements
}

//Call in a menu like this
::menuGlowColor, (0,0,1));

 

[Gentle]

changeGlowcolor(color)
{
    self.glowcolor = color;
}

//EXAMPLE
textElem changeGlowcolor((0,0,1));
//Replace textElem with the element you want to change.
//Replace (0,0,1) with the color you want

If you want to do it a better way you could just do something like this

menuGlowColor(color)
{
    textElem.glowcolor = color;
    textElem1.glowcolor = color;
    textElem2.glowcolor = color;
    //Replace textElem, textElem1, textElem2, etc with your hud elements
}

//Call in a menu like this
::menuGlowColor, (0,0,1));

Gg

 

[CabCon]

changeGlowcolor(color)
{
    self.glowcolor = color;
}

//EXAMPLE
textElem changeGlowcolor((0,0,1));
//Replace textElem with the element you want to change.
//Replace (0,0,1) with the color you want

If you want to do it a better way you could just do something like this

menuGlowColor(color)
{
    textElem.glowcolor = color;
    textElem1.glowcolor = color;
    textElem2.glowcolor = color;
    //Replace textElem, textElem1, textElem2, etc with your hud elements
}

//Call in a menu like this
::menuGlowColor, (0,0,1));

Thats a good explanation ! Well done, sir.

 

[TheHiddenHour]

Gg

Thats a good explanation ! Well done, sir.

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