[El Diablo War3Evo]

Originally Posted by Powerlord You realize that's a local variable and isn't visible outside CSendMessage, right?

~/SOURCEMOD_ALL_FILES/sourcemod/git_War3Evo_VenumX_19FEB2014/tf/addons/sourcemod/scripting/include/morecolors.inc(153) : warning 219: local variable "game" shadows a variable at a preceding level

[Dr. McKay]

Originally Posted by El Diablo War3Evo Just a request. I already modified it locally, and I guess I could just use SmartSynchronize to compare and make changes if you feel this request is not acceptable. I am sure you can guess that some plugin wants to create a global variable called "game", and that variable is everywhere in that plugin compared to your plugin, and it would be so much easier to just change your code instead. That is why I requested its change. I requested it on a idea that there might be a very slim chance you might change it to help another plugin developer not have to remember to change your morecolors.inc plugin code for every update that happens to it.

Orrrrrr you could use sane naming conventions like g_Game for your global variables. Or perhaps you could even name your variable sGame and not require changes to third-party code.

[El Diablo War3Evo]

Dr. McKay, just wanted to know if you would do it or not.

Thank you for your time.

[ddhoward]

Changing it to sGame would cause an issue with one of MY plugins where I have a variable named sGame. If your problem is fixed, it would cause problems for me. You are not more important than I, nor vice versa.

The obvious solution is to just pick a different variable name yourself, as has already been suggested.

[nikooo777]

So,
I couldn't find a CSGO version of this due to the fact that CSGO only supports some colors.
I did some research and found that colors from x01 to x10 work, therefore i edited the colors.inc to make it work for csgo with those new colors.

There is a little problem, I am colorblind so I can't really figure out what some colors are, nor am I sure for some of those I wrote. I'd appreciate if somebody had a look at them and fixes the tags and eventually the other Print functions.

I know this is not a clean include at all, however it's better than nothing and i use it in advertisements.smx for printing in chat.

here is what i came up with.
Credits to

Author: exvel, Editor: Popoklopsi, Powerlord, Bara

BTW, don't use it for any other game other than CSGO... you don't want to break them.

enum Colors
{
	Color_Default = 0,
	Color_Darkred,
	Color_Pink,
	Color_Green,
	Color_Lightgreen,
	Color_Lime,
	Color_Red,
	Color_Grey,
	Color_Olive,
	Color_A,
	Color_Lightblue,
	Color_Blue,
	Color_D,
	Color_Purple,
	Color_Darkrange,
	Color_Orange
}

CPrintToChatAll("{default}test{darkred}test{pink}test{green}test{lightgreen}test{lime}test{red}test{grey}test{olive}test{a}test{lightblue}test{blue}test{d}test{purple}test{darkorange}test{orange}test");

use this as reference to the HEX codes:

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by nikooo777 So, I couldn't find a CSGO version of this due to the fact that CSGO only supports some colors. I did some research and found that colors from x01 to x10 work, therefore i edited the colors.inc to make it work for csgo with those new colors. There is a little problem, I am colorblind so I can't really figure out what some colors are, nor am I sure for some of those I wrote. I'd appreciate if somebody had a look at them and fixes the tags and eventually the other Print functions. I know this is not a clean include at all, however it's better than nothing and i use it in advertisements.smx for printing in chat. here is what i came up with. Credits to BTW, don't use it for any other game other than CSGO... you don't want to break them. enum Colors { Color_Default = 0, Color_Darkred, Color_Pink, Color_Green, Color_Lightgreen, Color_Lime, Color_Red, Color_Grey, Color_Olive, Color_A, Color_Lightblue, Color_Blue, Color_D, Color_Purple, Color_Darkrange, Color_Orange } CPrintToChatAll("{default}test{darkred}test{pink}test{green}test{lightgreen}test{lime}test{red}test{grey}test{olive}test{a}test{lightblue}test{blue}test{d}test{purple}test{darkorange}test{orange}test"); use this as reference to the HEX codes:

This is the MoreColors thread, the Colors thread is over there.

[nikooo777]

yeah but it's unsupported and points here. Thought it might be a good addition to the thread.
My apologies if not.

[Markassa]

hello, sorry for ressuciting this old thread (i think)..

i need help because im a newbie on this plugin stuff and i dont have any idea how i can "install" this plugin, should i just throw it on addon/sourcemod/plugin ? my friend told me to do this but i dont think this is right because all the stuff inside this page is .smx and your one is .inc

can you help me?
im sorry for my newbieness

[ddhoward]

Originally Posted by Markassa hello, sorry for ressuciting this old thread (i think).. i need help because im a newbie on this plugin stuff and i dont have any idea how i can "install" this plugin, should i just throw it on addon/sourcemod/plugin ? my friend told me to do this but i dont think this is right because all the stuff inside this page is .smx and your one is .inc can you help me? im sorry for my newbieness

This is not a plugin. This is code that you put into OTHER plugins when you create the SMX.

Unless you are creating a plugin, you do not need morecolors.inc.

[Markassa]

aaaaah, but i got here because i was trying to instal unusual effects and this is one of the requeriments... but how do i use it to make unusual effects work?