CLEO Help object finder

[n1Ki]

hi ugbase , i currently making an object finder for a packet on one server model (19054,19055,19056,19057,19058) I am trying to make an rgb cube when it locates my pickup which can be seen here

thanks

 

[Parazitas]

https://ugbase.eu/threads/snippet-for-all-objects.20641/#post-134014

https://ugbase.eu/threads/snippet-draw_outlined_box.5412/

 

[n1Ki]

https://ugbase.eu/threads/snippet-for-all-objects.20641/#post-134014

https://ugbase.eu/threads/snippet-draw_outlined_box.5412/

does this script have rgb cube ?

 

[Parazitas]

does this script have rgb cube ?

Yes.
Did you even tried open link?

 

[n1Ki]

Yes.
Did you even tried open link?

you misunderstood me, i have a script but that pickup box i want the color i want to flicker

 

[Parazitas]

Post code , so i can see.

 

[n1Ki]

Post code , so i can see.

0AB1: call_scm_func @DRAW_OUTLINED_BOX 9 POS 7@ 8@ SIZE 35.0 35.0 RGBA 4@ 5@ 6@ 7@ THICKNESS 2.5





:asiteam
4@ = 176
5@ = 255
6@ = 0
7@ = 255
samp.CmdRet()






RAW_OUTLINED_BOX
0087: 14@ = 8@ // (float)
0087: 12@ = 2@ // (float)
0087: 13@ = 3@ // (float)
12@ /= 2.0 // (float)
13@ /= 2.0 // (float)
0087: 8@ = 0@ // (float)
005B: 8@ += 2@ // (float)
0063: 8@ -= 12@ // (float)
0087: 9@ = 0@ // (float)
0063: 9@ -= 2@ // (float)
005B: 9@ += 12@ // (float)
0087: 10@ = 1@ // (float)
005B: 10@ += 3@ // (float)
0063: 10@ -= 13@ // (float)
0087: 11@ = 1@ // (float) by Opkodex
0063: 11@ -= 3@ // (float)
005B: 11@ += 13@ // (float)
03F0: enable_text_draw 1 //UPALJEN TEXTDRAW
038E: draw_box_position 8@ 1@ size 14@ 3@ RGBA 4@ 5@ 6@ 7@ // links
038E: draw_box_position 9@ 1@ size 14@ 3@ RGBA 4@ 5@ 6@ 7@ // rechts
038E: draw_box_position 0@ 10@ size 2@ 14@ RGBA 4@ 5@ 6@ 7@ // oben
038E: draw_box_position 0@ 11@ size 2@ 14@ RGBA 4@ 5@ 6@ 7@






and it should to be multicolor , but its green and when i move it start blinking

 

[ajom]

If I understood you correctly:

1. You don't want the box to flicker/blink.
2. You don't want the box to be green colored.
3. You want the box to be multicolored(combination of RGB).

Maybe like this?

// Always use "Alpha = 0xFF = 255" to have the clearest color. Lowering the alpha value makes the color transparent.
0AB1: @DRAW_OUTLINED_BOX 9 _XYCoords 7@ 8@ _Width 35.0 _Height 35.0 _Red 0xFF _Green 0xFF _Blue 0x00 _Alpha 0xFF _Thickness 2.5 // shows a Yellow Box

Use only the quickest wait(wait 0 ms) and avoid using other duration other than 0ms. Long wait duration is what causes the box to flicker.

 

[n1Ki]

If I understood you correctly:

1. You don't want the box to flicker/blink.
2. You don't want the box to be green colored.
3. You want the box to be multicolored(combination of RGB).

Maybe like this?

// Always use "Alpha = 0xFF = 255" to have the clearest color. Lowering the alpha value makes the color transparent.
0AB1: @DRAW_OUTLINED_BOX 9 _XYCoords 7@ 8@ _Width 35.0 _Height 35.0 _Red 0xFF _Green 0xFF _Blue 0x00 _Alpha 0xFF _Thickness 2.5 // shows a Yellow Box

Use only the quickest wait(wait 0 ms) and avoid using other duration other than 0ms. Long wait duration is what causes the box to flicker.

i tried but it didnt work, i want to color changes, example for one second to blink red , one second white , one second other color etc.. like in this video

 

[ajom]

You can use a timer variable that is blocked by some conditional statements.

This block is an example of a Simple blinking Box that alternates RGB

...
If and
    TIMERA >= 166
    TIMERA <= 332
Then 0AB1: call_scm_func @DRAW_OUTLINED_BOX 9 _XYCoords 7@ 8@ _Width 35.0 _Height 35.0 _Red 0xFF _Green 0x00 _Blue 0x00 _Alpha 0xFF _Thickness 2.5
Else If and
    TIMERA >= 498
    TIMERA <= 664
Then 0AB1: call_scm_func @DRAW_OUTLINED_BOX 9 _XYCoords 7@ 8@ _Width 35.0 _Height 35.0 _Red 0x00 _Green 0xFF _Blue 0x00 _Alpha 0xFF _Thickness 2.5
Else If and
    TIMERA >= 830
    TIMERA <= 966
Then 0AB1: call_scm_func @DRAW_OUTLINED_BOX 9 _XYCoords 7@ 8@ _Width 35.0 _Height 35.0 _Red 0x00 _Green 0x00 _Blue 0xFF _Alpha 0xFF _Thickness 2.5
Else if TIMERA > 996
then TIMERA = 0 // RESET timer
end
End
End
End
...

While this link is an example of a more sophisticated color changer. The source code was made public for learning purposes so you better check it out and copy a part of that code that changes the color.


Just be creative and you'll be able to make a better blinking box than those examples... You can also make it distance based wherein the farther you are to the object the slower the blinking is, while the nearer you are to the object the faster it blinks

 

[daki]

thanks , it worked

 

[n1Ki]

You can use a timer variable that is blocked by some conditional statements.

This block is an example of a Simple blinking Box that alternates RGB

...
If and
    TIMERA >= 166
    TIMERA <= 332
Then 0AB1: call_scm_func @DRAW_OUTLINED_BOX 9 _XYCoords 7@ 8@ _Width 35.0 _Height 35.0 _Red 0xFF _Green 0x00 _Blue 0x00 _Alpha 0xFF _Thickness 2.5
Else If and
    TIMERA >= 498
    TIMERA <= 664
Then 0AB1: call_scm_func @DRAW_OUTLINED_BOX 9 _XYCoords 7@ 8@ _Width 35.0 _Height 35.0 _Red 0x00 _Green 0xFF _Blue 0x00 _Alpha 0xFF _Thickness 2.5
Else If and
    TIMERA >= 830
    TIMERA <= 966
Then 0AB1: call_scm_func @DRAW_OUTLINED_BOX 9 _XYCoords 7@ 8@ _Width 35.0 _Height 35.0 _Red 0x00 _Green 0x00 _Blue 0xFF _Alpha 0xFF _Thickness 2.5
Else if TIMERA > 996
then TIMERA = 0 // RESET timer
end
End
End
End
...

While this link is an example of a more sophisticated color changer. The source code was made public for learning purposes so you better check it out and copy a part of that code that changes the color.


Just be creative and you'll be able to make a better blinking box than those examples... You can also make it distance based wherein the farther you are to the object the slower the blinking is, while the nearer you are to the object the faster it blinks

ty man its works