shadowcolor

[papou]

hi, i have trouble with ShadowColor("<red>","<green>","<blue>");
how to include that in Lscript?
did i have to write:
ShadowColor("<100>","<100>","<100>");
or ShadowColor("<100,100,100>");
or ShadowColor("100","100","100");
or ShadowColor("100,100,100");

do you have example please?
thank you!

[riki]

Here's some references to color, is there an alpha value??


color = <0,255 * .5,255 * .75>;
idleTest
{
drawline(color,0,2,100,2);
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color.x += 5;
color.y += 5;
color.z += 5;
if(color.x > 255) color.x = 0;
if(color.y > 255) color.y = 0;
if(color.z > 255) color.z = 0;

[riki]

Here's another snippet of code from the manual which looks like it shows how color objects are created.

c1 = ctlcolor(“Color”, <100,100,100>);

[riki]

Based on those examples I'd guess it would be something like this

shdcolor("Color", <100,100,100>);

[papou]

thank you Riki!
but in fact, it seem to be ShadowColor(1,1,1);

hey riki, are you falling into lscript after incremental saver experience? :)

[riki]

haha I was thinking why not :) I can give programming advice on something i know nothing about :)

[papou]

lol

[Tom Speed]

If you're ever stuck with Command Sequence commands, add Lscript Commander and go tweak the control which should add an entry to LS Commander, then convert to LScript in its menu.

Tom