HOW CAN I CHANGE CERTAIN COLOURS OF TEXT

[Deactivated Member 0]

So I'm trying to do a Hit And Run Suspect callout, it's working fine. But I want to change the colour of "Dispatch:" in my Game.DisplayNotification("Dispatch: Suspect was in a severe hit and run a couple of hours ago, perform a traffic stop, and approach with caution."); to blue, I just don't know how to do it.

[creator2013 13]

Add a ~b~ before "Dispatch:" and ~s~ after that. How it should look like: Game.DisplayNotification("~b~Dispatch:~s~ Suspect was in a severe hit and run a couple of hours ago, perform a traffic stop, and approach with caution.");

 

Color codes:

~r~ = Red

~b~ = Blue

~g~ = Green

~y~ = Yellow

~p~ = Purple

~q~ = Pink

~o~ = Orange

~c~ = Grey

~m~ = Darker Grey

~u~ = Black

~n~ = New Line

~s~ = Default White

~w~ = White

~h~ = Bold Text

Edited June 24, 2018 by creator2013

[Deactivated Member 0]

30 minutes ago, creator2013 said:

Add a ~b~ before "Dispatch:" and ~s~ after that. How it should look like: Game.DisplayNotification("~b~Dispatch:~s~ Suspect was in a severe hit and run a couple of hours ago, perform a traffic stop, and approach with caution.");

 

Color codes:

~r~ = Red

~b~ = Blue

~g~ = Green

~y~ = Yellow

~p~ = Purple

~q~ = Pink

~o~ = Orange

~c~ = Grey

~m~ = Darker Grey

~u~ = Black

~n~ = New Line

~s~ = Default White

~w~ = White

~h~ = Bold Text

Thanks a lot Sir, do I put a ~s~ for every colour? or is it different for some?

[creator2013 13]

~s~ is for resetting the color to default white

[Deactivated Member 0]

Oh I get it, so the ~b~ makes it blue, and ~s~ makes the rest of the text white?

[creator2013 13]

Yes

[Deactivated Member 0]

Thanks for the help as well

[Guest]

@SRS Bladez here's a list which I'm pretty certain, has everything: https://pastebin.com/nqNYWMSB

[Deactivated Member 0]

Thank you

[Deactivated Member 0]

Would One of you's also know how to make text appear when the play reaches a ped?

[LSPD Snow 3]

Is it a callout?

 

If not, put this:

while (true){
 GameFiber.Yield()
 if (Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(Suspect.Position) < 30f){
   Game.DisplayNotification("put text in here");
   break;
  }
}

 

if it is, put this in Process():

 

if (!NotificationShowed && Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(Suspect.Position) < 30f)
{
  Game.DisplayNotification("text in here");
  NotificationShowed = true
}

 

And this at the start where you declare variables:

 

private bool NotificationDisplayed = false;

 

Edited December 17, 2020 by LSPD Snow
Forgot semicolon