Hi there!

I'm working on a callouts plugin which I'd like to utilise the RAGENativeUI to choose which callouts are loaded.

The user will select an option on the RAGENativeUI (left/right lists) to choose a specific option (one I will not release at this time), which will change which callouts I want to load.

For example, callout1 would only suit one of the options, so I would only want it to load when one of the menu items is selected.

I'd also like to have it so that the callouts don't just load when the duty is initialised, but also when the option is changed and a button pressed to confirm it during game play.

Thanks for your help!

 

In short:

• User selects option on RAGENativeUI.
• Based on this option, only a few callouts would load.
• If the user changes the option on the menu, it is automatically updated and the new callouts are loaded. (optional feature)

While I'm quite sure nobody here is going to write your source code for you, I'll happily point you in the right direction (and perhaps provide guidance if you encounter trouble writing it). Take a look at the RAGENativeUI examples, which should be plenty helpful for you to figure out how to do this.

A possible way to accomplish what you want would be to use checkboxes and call Functions.RegisterCallout() depending on whether a certain checkbox is checked. You can also use the Checked event to load new callouts whenever the user checks a box afterwards.

Regs.

9 minutes ago, Albo1125 said:

While I'm quite sure nobody here is going to write your source code for you, I'll happily point you in the right direction (and perhaps provide guidance if you encounter trouble writing it). Take a look at the RAGENativeUI examples, which should be plenty helpful for you to figure out how to do this.

A possible way to accomplish what you want would be to use checkboxes and call Functions.RegisterCallout() depending on whether a certain checkbox is checked. You can also use the Checked event to load new callouts whenever the user checks a box afterwards.

Regs.

Thanks a bunch, I've just been following your YouTube series.

That sounds like a fantastic way of doing it, much better than the over complex way I was thinking things through!

Keep well,

Fluffy.