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{{Useful Function}}
{{Useful Function}}


This function can be used to position dx-effects on your screen. The function requires you to create a box. This box exist out of the dimensions width/height and a X/Y position. The box is used to help with positioning dx-effects that do have an width/height. The box can have 0 width and 0 height, but it is recommended to fill those in with the dimensions of the dx-effect you want to draw.
This function can be used to position dx-effects on your screen. The function requires you to create a box. This box exist out of the dimensions width/height and a X/Y position. The box is used to help with positioning dx-effects that do have a width/height. The box can have 0 width and 0 height, but it is recommended to fill those in with the dimensions of the dx-effect you want to draw.




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* '''width:''' The width of the box.
* '''width:''' The width of the box.
* '''height:''' The height of the box.
* '''height:''' The height of the box.
* '''offsetX:''' The offset from it's current position. Left startIndicationX = offset added. Right startIndicationX = offset subtracted. (If center is used, the offset is applied from the left.)
* '''offsetX:'''The offset from it's current position. ("left"/"center" startIndicationX = offset added.) ("right" startIndicationX = offset subtracted.)
* '''offsetY:''' The offset from it's current position. Top startIndicationY = offset added. Bottom startIndicationY = offset subtracted. (If center is used, the offset is applied from the top.)
* '''offsetY:''' The offset from it's current position. ("top"/"center" startIndicationY = offset added.) ("bottom" startIndicationY = offset subtracted.)
* '''startIndicationX:''' The X position of the box.
* '''startIndicationX:''' The X position of the box: "left", "right", "center"
* '''startIndicationY:''' The Y position of the box.
* '''startIndicationY:''' The Y position of the box: "top", "bottom", "center"


===Returns===
===Returns===
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<section name="Client" class="client" show="true">
<section name="Client" class="client" show="true">
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
--[[
--[[
- Scaled version for all screen resolutions
- Scaled version for all screen resolutions
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addEventHandler("onClientRender",root,  
addEventHandler("onClientRender",root,  
function ()
function ()
-- Scale the dimensions:
local rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight = 400 * scaleValue, 200 * scaleValue  
local rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight = 400 * scaleValue, 200 * scaleValue  
local offSetX, offsetY = 50 * scaleValue, 50 * scaleValue
local offSetX, offsetY = 50 * scaleValue, 50 * scaleValue
-- Start drawing at the correct position:
local startX, startY  
local startX, startY  
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left & top
left & top
]]
]]
startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, offSetX, offsetY , "left", "top")
startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, offSetX, offsetY, "left", "top")
dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )
dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )


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right & top
right & top
]]
]]
startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, offSetX, offsetY , "right", "top")
startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, offSetX, offsetY, "right", "top")
dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )
dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )
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right & bottom
right & bottom
]]
]]
startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, offSetX, offsetY , "right", "bottom")
startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, offSetX, offsetY, "right", "bottom")
dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )
dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )
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left & bottom
left & bottom
]]
]]
startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, offSetX, offsetY , "left", "bottom")
startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, offSetX, offsetY, "left", "bottom")
dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )
dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )
--[[
--[[
left & center
left & center
Note: offsetY is 0.
]]
]]
startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, offSetX, 0 , "left", "center")
startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, offSetX, 0, "left", "center")
dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )
dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )
--[[
--[[
right & center
right & center
Note: offsetY is 0.
]]
]]
startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, offSetX, 0 , "right", "center")
startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, offSetX, 0, "right", "center")
dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )
dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )
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--[[
--[[
center & top
center & top
Note: offsetX is 0.
]]
]]
startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, 0, offsetY, "center", "top")
startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, 0, offsetY, "center", "top")
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--[[
--[[
center & bottom
center & bottom
Note: offsetX is 0.
]]
]]
startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, 0, offsetY, "center", "bottom")
startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, 0, offsetY, "center", "bottom")
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--[[
--[[
center & center
center & center
Note: offsetX and offsetY are 0.
]]
]]
startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, 0, 0, "center", "center")
startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, 0, 0, "center", "center")

Latest revision as of 22:44, 22 August 2024


This function can be used to position dx-effects on your screen. The function requires you to create a box. This box exist out of the dimensions width/height and a X/Y position. The box is used to help with positioning dx-effects that do have a width/height. The box can have 0 width and 0 height, but it is recommended to fill those in with the dimensions of the dx-effect you want to draw.


Syntax

float startX, float startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(float width, float height, float offsetX, float offsetY, [string startIndicationX = "left", string startIndicationY = "top"])

Required Arguments

  • width: The width of the box.
  • height: The height of the box.
  • offsetX:The offset from it's current position. ("left"/"center" startIndicationX = offset added.) ("right" startIndicationX = offset subtracted.)
  • offsetY: The offset from it's current position. ("top"/"center" startIndicationY = offset added.) ("bottom" startIndicationY = offset subtracted.)
  • startIndicationX: The X position of the box: "left", "right", "center"
  • startIndicationY: The Y position of the box: "top", "bottom", "center"

Returns

Returns 2 values:

  • startX: Start X position
  • startY: Start Y position

Code

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Clientside Script
do
	local screenX, screenY = guiGetScreenSize()

	function getScreenStartPositionFromBox (width, height, offsetX, offsetY, startIndicationX, startIndicationY)
	
		if type(width) ~= "number" then
			width = 0
		end
		
		if type(height) ~= "number" then
			height = 0
		end
		
		if type(offsetX) ~= "number" then
			offsetX = 0
		end
		
		if type(offsetY) ~= "number" then
			offsetY = 0
		end
		
		local startX = offsetX 
		local startY = offsetY
		
		if startIndicationX == "right" then
			startX = screenX - (width + offsetX)
		elseif startIndicationX == "center" then
			startX = screenX / 2 - width / 2 + offsetX
		end
		
		if startIndicationY == "bottom" then
			startY = screenY - (height + offsetY)
		elseif startIndicationY == "center" then
			startY = screenY / 2 - height / 2 + offsetY
		end
		
		return startX, startY
	end
end

Example

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Client
--[[
	Draw a rectangle on the left-bottom of the screen.
	The offset from the bottom and left is 100 pixels.

]]
addEventHandler("onClientRender",root, 
function ()
	-- Note: The following values are not scaled. See second example for how to scale it for all screen resolutions.
	local rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight = 400, 200
	
	local startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, 100, 100, "right", "bottom")
	
	dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )

end)


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Client
--[[
	- Scaled version for all screen resolutions
	- Multiple rectangles
]]




--[[
	Prepare the scale multiplier:
]]
-- Your resolution as developer.
local devScreenX = 1920
local devScreenY = 1080

-- The current resolution of the client
local screenX, screenY = guiGetScreenSize()

-- Get the scale value
local scaleValue = screenY / devScreenY

-- Set an upper limit, so that it isn't scaled too small.
scaleValue = math.max(scaleValue, 0.65)

--[[
	Start drawing:
]]
addEventHandler("onClientRender",root, 
function ()
	-- Scale the dimensions:
	local rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight = 400 * scaleValue, 200 * scaleValue 
	local offSetX, offsetY = 50 * scaleValue, 50 * scaleValue
	
	-- Start drawing at the correct position:
	local startX, startY 
	
	--[[
		left & top
	]]
	startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, offSetX, offsetY, "left", "top")
	dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )

	--[[
		right & top
	]]
	startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, offSetX, offsetY, "right", "top")
	dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )
	
	--[[
		right & bottom
	]]
	startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, offSetX, offsetY, "right", "bottom")
	dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )
	
	--[[
		left & bottom
	]]
	startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, offSetX, offsetY, "left", "bottom")
	dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )
	
	--[[
		left & center
		Note: offsetY is 0.
	]]
	startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, offSetX, 0, "left", "center")
	dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )
	
	--[[
		right & center
		Note: offsetY is 0.
	]]
	startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, offSetX, 0, "right", "center")
	dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )
	
	
	--[[
		center & top
		Note: offsetX is 0.
	]]
	startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, 0, offsetY, "center", "top")
	dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )
	
	--[[
		center & bottom
		Note: offsetX is 0.
	]]
	startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, 0, offsetY, "center", "bottom")
	dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )
	
	--[[
		center & center
		Note: offsetX and offsetY are 0.
	]]
	startX, startY = getScreenStartPositionFromBox(rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, 0, 0, "center", "center")
	dxDrawRectangle ( startX, startY, rectangleWidth, rectangleHeight, tocolor(0, 150, 0), false )
end)


Author: IIYAMA

See Also

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  • table.fromString » This function converts string to a table.
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  • table.random » This function retrieves a random value from a table.
  • table.removeValue » This function removes a specified value from a table.
  • table.size » This function returns the absolute size of a table.

ACL functions

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  • renameAclGroup » This function gives an existing ACL group a new name.
  • getPlayersInACLGroup » This function returns all players in an ACL group.
  • isPlayerInACL » This function checks if a player element is in an ACL group.

Account functions

  • getPlayerFromAccountName » This function is used to obtain a player by the name of his account.
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Camera functions

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Colshape functions

Cursor functions

Drawing functions

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Element functions

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Events

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Input functions

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Data functions

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Comboboxes
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Marker functions

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Map functions

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Player functions

Resource functions

Sound functions

Browser functions

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Team functions

Vehicle functions

Weapon functions

Object functions

XML functions

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Engine functions

Utility

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  • coroutine.resume » This function applies a fix for hidden coroutine error messages.
  • compact » This function create table containing variables and their values.
  • getBanBySerial » This function returns the ban if the serial is banned.
  • getBanFromName » This functions returns the ban of the given playername.
  • getCurrentFPS » This function returns the frames per second at which GTA: SA is running.
  • getSkinNameFromID » This function returns the name of the skin from the given id.
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  • isMouseInPosition » This function allows you to check whether the mouse cursor/pointer is within a rectangular position.
  • iterElements » This function returns a time-saving iterator for your for-loops.
  • PlotTrajectoryAtTime » Calculate projectile/water trajectory.
  • preprocessor » This function allow you to use gcc macros.
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  • svgCreateRoundedRectangle » This function creates a rectangle with rounded edges.
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String functions