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Topic: ValuePrint (Read 1489 times)
I want add much ValuePrint in my game and disable (Visable at start) in game.Short answer:
Do this work can decrease FPS?
iPrint(string,float,float,OBJ_X)I want add health for my car. when Collision my car with another car I Need countdown health.
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use the iPrint function....QuoteJesus wept.... How many times do things need to be signposted on the forum for people!!!
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I've written health for my car with valuprint. now I want write this without valuprint. and I don't know how write this.
I've written health for my car with valuprint. now I want write this without valuprint. and I don't know how write this.
We can't teach you to script, this is something you have to learn on your own. No one is going to write this script for you, else they would already have done so.
why you dont change the opacity of the valueprint to 0?QuoteJesus wept.... How many times do things need to be signposted on the forum for people!!!
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I think I did a good speech.
I've written health for my car with valuprint. now I want write this without valuprint. and I don't know how write this.
why you dont change the opacity of the valueprint to 0?
1- a simple flat sprite or skinmesh scaled to the current health value would work...
2- using the technique applied in the health bar demo project... without the textprint objects...
3- using a valuelabel bar and link it to an object where the opacity determines the health...
how is a script gonna control loading time when the project isn't running yet...
int Health = 100;
int Damage = 10;
void Main()
{
int result = Health - Damage;
result = Health;
if (Health==0)
{
iObjectHide (OBJ_44);
iObjectShow (OBJ_22);
}
}