SetColorFilter: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 11:32, 11 April 2021

This function is used to override the default color filtering values.

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bool setColorFilter ( int aRed, int aGreen, int aBlue, int aAlpha, int bRed, int bGreen, int bBlue, int bAlpha  )

aRed: The amount of red (0-255).
aGreen: The amount of green (0-255).
aBlue: The amount of blue (0-255).
aAlpha: The amount of alpha (0-255).
bRed: The amount of red (0-255).
bGreen: The amount of green (0-255).
bBlue: The amount of blue (0-255).
bAlpha: The amount of alpha (0-255).

Returns true if the color filter was set, false otherwise.

This example lets any player disable the default color filtering

function disableFilter()
   setColorFilter(0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0)
end
addCommandHandler("disable_filter", disableFilter) -- Add the command

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