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'''Syntax:''' | '''Syntax:''' | ||
For HudS (Surface/Image) | |||
(X:float) HudS_X HudID:long ''X:float'' ''Relative:bool'' ''Global:bool'' | (X:float) HudS_X HudID:long ''X:float'' ''Relative:bool'' ''Global:bool'' | ||
For HudT (Text) | |||
(X:float) HudT_X HudID:long ''X:float'' ''Relative:bool'' ''Global:bool'' | |||
Returns or sets the | Returns or sets the X-Position of the Hud. | ||
*If X-Position is not specified, it returns the X-Position of the | *If X-Position is not specified, it returns the X-Position of the Hud. | ||
*If X-Position is specified, it sets the X-Position of the | *If X-Position is specified, it sets the X-Position of the Hud. | ||
**The position is the center of the image (i.e., X=0 and Y=0 and center alignment will center the image exactly, with the center of the image in the center of the screen). | **The position is the center of the image (i.e., X=0 and Y=0 and center alignment will center the image exactly, with the center of the image in the center of the screen). | ||
**The scale is a pixel - for a 1600x1200 resolution there are 1600 units for the X-axis and 1200 for the Y-axis. | **The scale is a pixel - for a 1600x1200 resolution there are 1600 units for the X-axis and 1200 for the Y-axis. | ||
**The location is relative to the alignment. For instance, for a 1600x1200 resolution a center alignment would have coordinates from -800 to 800 (X) and -600 to 600 (Y) and a top-left alignment would have coordinates from 0 to 1600 (X) and 0 to 1200 (Y). | **The location is relative to the alignment. For instance, for a 1600x1200 resolution a center alignment would have coordinates from -800 to 800 (X) and -600 to 600 (Y) and a top-left alignment would have coordinates from 0 to 1600 (X) and 0 to 1200 (Y). | ||
***If ''Relative'' is set to non-0, the location will be relative to the image's location instead of its alignment. | ***If ''Relative'' is set to non-0, the location will be relative to the image's location instead of its alignment. | ||
**If you want to modify a | **If you want to modify a Hud from another mod or "0" scripts (result scripts, console, batch scripts), you will need to set the Global flag to 1. If Global is 0 or unset the function will fail. If the Hud is protected the function will fail. | ||
==Notes== | |||
*Due to limitations of the Wiki software, the title of this article, and links to it, cannot display it correctly - there is an underscore (_) in the function's name. | |||
[[Category: Functions (Pluggy)]] | [[Category: Functions (Pluggy)]] | ||
[[Category: Hud Functions (Pluggy)]] | [[Category: Hud Functions (Pluggy)]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:54, 24 November 2008
A command for Pluggy.
Syntax:
For HudS (Surface/Image)
(X:float) HudS_X HudID:long X:float Relative:bool Global:bool
For HudT (Text)
(X:float) HudT_X HudID:long X:float Relative:bool Global:bool
Returns or sets the X-Position of the Hud.
- If X-Position is not specified, it returns the X-Position of the Hud.
- If X-Position is specified, it sets the X-Position of the Hud.
- The position is the center of the image (i.e., X=0 and Y=0 and center alignment will center the image exactly, with the center of the image in the center of the screen).
- The scale is a pixel - for a 1600x1200 resolution there are 1600 units for the X-axis and 1200 for the Y-axis.
- The location is relative to the alignment. For instance, for a 1600x1200 resolution a center alignment would have coordinates from -800 to 800 (X) and -600 to 600 (Y) and a top-left alignment would have coordinates from 0 to 1600 (X) and 0 to 1200 (Y).
- If Relative is set to non-0, the location will be relative to the image's location instead of its alignment.
- If you want to modify a Hud from another mod or "0" scripts (result scripts, console, batch scripts), you will need to set the Global flag to 1. If Global is 0 or unset the function will fail. If the Hud is protected the function will fail.
Notes[edit | edit source]
- Due to limitations of the Wiki software, the title of this article, and links to it, cannot display it correctly - there is an underscore (_) in the function's name.