[serpentine]

Question. Do the potions have attributes that we would be able to apply to items using tf2items or another method? The potions expire soon, would be cool to be able to keep a few of the effects. Purple rocket trail, green flamethrower fire etc.

[Chaosxk]

Don't think it's possible but should be easy to replace the particle effects.

[Pelipoika]

Peekaboo:

- 1004: Sets the RGB on tinted items with a higher priority than set_item_tint_rgb (SPELL: set item tin
- 1005: set Halloween footstep type (SPELL: set Halloween footstep type)
- 1006: Halloween voice modulation (SPELL: Halloween voice modulation)
- 1007: Halloween pumpkin explosions (SPELL: Halloween pumpkin explosions)
- 1008: Halloween green flames (SPELL: Halloween green flames)
- 1009: Halloween death ghosts (SPELL: Halloween death ghosts)

(There are propably more!)

* Actually i think thats pretty much everything.

[serpentine]

Originally Posted by Pelipoika Peekaboo: - 1004: Sets the RGB on tinted items with a higher priority than set_item_tint_rgb (SPELL: set item tin - 1005: set Halloween footstep type (SPELL: set Halloween footstep type) - 1006: Halloween voice modulation (SPELL: Halloween voice modulation) - 1007: Halloween pumpkin explosions (SPELL: Halloween pumpkin explosions) - 1008: Halloween green flames (SPELL: Halloween green flames) - 1009: Halloween death ghosts (SPELL: Halloween death ghosts) (There are propably more!) * Actually i think thats pretty much everything.

Cool, I was at work when I posted and didn't see the attributes on the wiki. Thanks.

[thecount]

Originally Posted by Pelipoika - 1004: Sets the RGB on tinted items with a higher priority than set_item_tint_rgb (SPELL: set item tin

Sorry to wake a dead thread, but how the heck does one set an RGB with a float value? I don't understand how 3 different values merge to one float, since TF2Attrib_SetByName() only accepts a float value. (Could not find an answer elsewhere)

[friagram]

Colors are stored as integers from 0-255, rgb, can be bit shifted to create an integer.
You can find a graphical conversion here under more conversions http://www.colorizer.org/nextversion/

[thecount]

Originally Posted by friagram Colors are stored as integers from 0-255, rgb, can be bit shifted to create an integer.

I put 0 to test if it changed the color at all and it did not. I'm attempting to use this on a particle system, which may in fact not work. If so, do you have any idea how to change the color of a particle?

[Pelipoika]

Originally Posted by thecount I put 0 to test if it changed the color at all and it did not. I'm attempting to use this on a particle system, which may in fact not work. If so, do you have any idea how to change the color of a particle?

With an info_particle_system you would propably change the color of the particle by changing the values of the cpcontrollpoint thingies

[thecount]

Originally Posted by Pelipoika With an info_particle_system you would propably change the color of the particle by changing the values of the cpcontrollpoint thingies

What?

[Pelipoika]

Originally Posted by thecount What?

DispatchKeyValue(particle, "cpoint1", "some value i havent actually tried this it works/worked in -tools mode particle viewer");