[Solved] Coloured message

ssproxima · **Author**

I have this code of tagme but it is giving error of loose indentation while compiling but the plugin is working fine. Another thing is that I want the client print to be coloured. Please some one help me.

Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#define PLUGIN        "TagMe" 
#define VERSION        "2.0" 
#define AUTHOR        "unknown" 

#define cm(%1)        (sizeof(%1)-1) 

new pCvar_Tag; 

public plugin_init() 
{ 
    register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR); 
     
    pCvar_Tag = register_cvar("amx_sv_tag", " TAG | "); 
             

    register_clcmd("say_team /tagme", "cmdTagMe");
    register_clcmd("say /tagme", "cmdTagMe");
    register_clcmd("say_team /untag", "cmdunTag");
    register_clcmd("say /untag", "cmdunTag");
            
} 

public cmdTagMe(id) 
{ 
    new szArg[192]; 
    read_args(szArg, charsmax(szArg)); 
    remove_quotes(szArg); 
     
    static szName[33], szTag[16]; 
     
    get_user_name(id, szName, cm(szName)); 
    get_pcvar_string(pCvar_Tag, szTag, cm(szTag)); 
     
    if(containi(szName, szTag) != -1) 
    {
		client_print(id, print_chat, "[AMXX TAG] You already Have the Tag !");
		return PLUGIN_CONTINUE;
    } 
   
    format(szName, cm(szName), "%s %s", szTag, szName); 
    set_user_info(id, "name", szName);
    client_print(id, print_chat, "[AMXX TAG] You are now having the Tag !");
    
    return(szArg[0] == '/'); 
} 

public cmdunTag(id) 
{ 
    static szName[33], szTag[16]; 
     
    get_user_name(id, szName, cm(szName)); 
    get_pcvar_string(pCvar_Tag, szTag, cm(szTag)); 
  
   
     replace_all( szName, cm(szName), szTag, "" ); 
     set_user_info( id, "name", szName ); 
     client_print(id, print_chat, "[AMXX TAG ] You have now removed the Tag !");
    
    return PLUGIN_CONTINUE; 
}

WhiteFang1319 · 03-05-2018 , 12:42 Re: Coloured message

Loose indentation is just a warning that just says that some part of the code is indented different than other lines of code.
If you're using AMX 1.8.3 then change client_print to client_print_color
In the message use
^4 = for green
^3 = for team color
^1 = normal
If you're not using Amx 1.8.3 then you could use this color chat include: https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=295046

instinctpt1 · 03-05-2018 , 12:54 Re: Coloured message

Original Author is ZOF'X

Loose Identations are just Warnings ( Simple words : It means your code has just some incorrect spacing )

For color, Here you go :

PHP Code:


			
#include <amxmodx>
#if AMXX_VERSION_NUM < 183
    #include <chatcolor>
#endif

#define PLUGIN        "TagMe" 
#define VERSION        "2.0" 
#define AUTHOR        "ZOF'X" 

#define cm(%1)        (sizeof(%1)-1) 

new pCvar_Tag; 

public plugin_init() 
{ 
    register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR); 
     
    pCvar_Tag = register_cvar("amx_sv_tag", " TAG | "); 
             

    register_clcmd("say_team /tagme", "cmdTagMe");
    register_clcmd("say /tagme", "cmdTagMe");
    register_clcmd("say_team /untag", "cmdunTag");
    register_clcmd("say /untag", "cmdunTag");
            
} 

public cmdTagMe(id) 
{ 
    new szArg[192]; 
    read_args(szArg, charsmax(szArg)); 
    remove_quotes(szArg); 
     
    static szName[33], szTag[16]; 
     
    get_user_name(id, szName, cm(szName)); 
    get_pcvar_string(pCvar_Tag, szTag, cm(szTag)); 
     
    if(containi(szName, szTag) != -1) 
    {
        client_print_color(id, 0, "^3[AMXX TAG] ^4You already Have the Tag !");
        return PLUGIN_CONTINUE;
    } 
   
    format(szName, cm(szName), "%s %s", szTag, szName); 
    set_user_info(id, "name", szName);
    client_print_color(id, 0, "^3[AMXX TAG] ^4You are now having the Tag !");
    
    return(szArg[0] == '/'); 
} 

public cmdunTag(id) 
{ 
    static szName[33], szTag[16]; 
     
    get_user_name(id, szName, cm(szName)); 
    get_pcvar_string(pCvar_Tag, szTag, cm(szTag)); 
  
   
    replace_all( szName, cm(szName), szTag, "" ); 
    set_user_info( id, "name", szName ); 
    client_print_color(id, 0, "^3[AMXX TAG ] ^4You have now removed the Tag !");
    
    return PLUGIN_CONTINUE; 
}

ssproxima · 03-05-2018 , 13:07 Re: Coloured message

Thanks for the help. but is it chatcolor or colorchat?

ssproxima · 03-05-2018 , 13:27 Re: Coloured message

Done the plugin is working fine all warnings gone and getting coloured messages. Thanks for help

sanimare · 03-05-2018 , 14:01 Re: Coloured message

Add admin check and message if you're not admin you can't tag yourself?

instinctpt1 · 03-05-2018 , 14:35 Re: Coloured message

Quote:

Originally Posted by sanimare

Add admin check and message if you're not admin you can't tag yourself?

Cant understand ..

instinctpt1 · 03-05-2018 , 14:38 Re: Coloured message

Quote:

Originally Posted by ssproxima

Thanks for the help. but is it chatcolor or colorchat?

chatcolor is a Updated version of colorchat ( Which can provide support for 1.8.2 with same codes as in 1.8.3 )

While old colorchat has its own include and its coding is also different
If u have AMXX 1.8.3 then you need not to worry about anything

sanimare · 03-05-2018 , 18:22 Re: Coloured message

Quote:

Originally Posted by instinctpt1

Cant understand ..

If a player(admin) have custom level ban, flag "d" for example, he can use chat command /tagme and if he is standard player with z flag message appears: You have no right's to tag yourself, only admin can use tag.

instinctpt1 · 03-06-2018 , 01:04 Re: Coloured message

Quote:

Originally Posted by sanimare

If a player(admin) have custom level ban, flag "d" for example, he can use chat command /tagme and if he is standard player with z flag message appears: You have no right's to tag yourself, only admin can use tag.

Try :

PHP Code:


			
#include <amxmodx>

#include <amxmisc>

#if AMXX_VERSION_NUM < 183

    #include <chatcolor>

#endif



#define PLUGIN        "TagMe" 

#define VERSION        "2.0" 

#define AUTHOR        "ZOF'X" 



#define cm(%1)        (sizeof(%1)-1) 



new pCvar_Tag; 



public plugin_init() 

{ 

    register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR); 

     

    pCvar_Tag = register_cvar("amx_sv_tag", " TAG | "); 

             



    register_clcmd("say_team /tagme", "cmdTagMe", ADMIN_BAN);

    register_clcmd("say /tagme", "cmdTagMe", ADMIN_BAN);

    register_clcmd("say_team /untag", "cmdunTag");

    register_clcmd("say /untag", "cmdunTag");

            

} 



public cmdTagMe(id, lvl, cid) 

{

    if(!cmd_access(id,lvl,cid, 0))

        return PLUGIN_HANDLED



    new szArg[192]; 

    read_args(szArg, charsmax(szArg)); 

    remove_quotes(szArg); 

     

    static szName[33], szTag[16]; 

     

    get_user_name(id, szName, cm(szName)); 

    get_pcvar_string(pCvar_Tag, szTag, cm(szTag)); 

     

    if(containi(szName, szTag) != -1) 

    {

        client_print_color(id, 0, "^3[AMXX TAG] ^4You already Have the Tag !");

        return PLUGIN_CONTINUE;

    } 

   

    format(szName, cm(szName), "%s %s", szTag, szName); 

    set_user_info(id, "name", szName);

    client_print_color(id, 0, "^3[AMXX TAG] ^4You are now having the Tag !");

    

    return(szArg[0] == '/'); 

} 



public cmdunTag(id) 

{ 

    static szName[33], szTag[16]; 

     

    get_user_name(id, szName, cm(szName)); 

    get_pcvar_string(pCvar_Tag, szTag, cm(szTag)); 

  

   

    replace_all( szName, cm(szName), szTag, "" ); 

    set_user_info( id, "name", szName ); 

    client_print_color(id, 0, "^3[AMXX TAG ] ^4You have now removed the Tag !");

    

    return PLUGIN_CONTINUE; 

}