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FPSC Classic Scripts / is it possible to show a variable's value using the numeric hud used for lives and ammo?

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Bibo4PC
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Posted: 26th Jul 2009 15:31
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Hi,
is it possible to show a variable's value using the numeric hud used for lives and ammo? or do I have to make a different hud for each possible value?
TY..

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mAcpo
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Posted: 27th Jul 2009 16:35
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You can use the actual numeric.dds graphic but to show another variable correctly you would need to make your another hud for it.
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Posted: 29th Jul 2009 19:56 Edited at: 29th Jul 2009 19:57
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Quote: "Project Blue User"


If you're wondering this for Project Blue, then the answer is: "Yes, and it's super simple!"

Set up a numeric HUD the SAME way you would for lives or health or ammo, with the following two exceptions:
- "hudtype" should be set to 6
- use another special option called "huduservar" which should be set to the name of the variable you want the HUD to display the value of.

Example:



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Bibo4PC
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Posted: 29th Jul 2009 22:02
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Plystire ur amazing works like a charm.. Thx

but how come there is nothing about (huduservar) in the PB guide?

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Posted: 1st Aug 2009 00:50
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Hmmm, well that's probably due to how I go about making the ReadMe stuff. After I've gone and coded everything, I usually skim back over the comments I've left in the source and add them into the readme... sometimes I neglect to properly document certain parts of my code, and so certain features are left out of the readme because they go unnoticed when i go back to gather them up.


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