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{{Note|Due to a rendering bug in GTA, setting transparency for text with outline or shadow causes a visual glitch, resulting in blurred/smudged text. Transparency only works correctly on text without outline and shadow.}}
{{Note|Due to a rendering bug in GTA, setting transparency for text with outline or shadow causes a visual glitch, resulting in blurred/smudged text. Transparency only works correctly on text without outline and shadow.}}
{{Tip|If the characters are uneven after changing the font, you should set the '''proportional''' property to '''true'''}}


[[File:HUD properties.png|thumb|right|Example of a modified HUD.]]
[[File:HUD properties.png|thumb|right|Example of a modified HUD.]]

Revision as of 19:18, 31 December 2024

ADDED/UPDATED IN VERSION 1.6.0 r22868:
This function allows for modifying HUD properties, such as text or bar color, position, size, and more.
[[{{{image}}}|link=|]] Note: Due to a rendering bug in GTA, setting transparency for text with outline or shadow causes a visual glitch, resulting in blurred/smudged text. Transparency only works correctly on text without outline and shadow.


[[{{{image}}}|link=|]] Tip: If the characters are uneven after changing the font, you should set the proportional property to true
Example of a modified HUD.

Syntax

bool setPlayerHudComponentProperty (string component, string property, mixed value)

OOP Syntax Help! I don't understand this!

Method: player:setHudComponentProperty(...)
Counterpart: getPlayerHudComponentProperty


Required Arguments

  • component: The component you wish to show or hide. See HUD Components.
  • property: The name of the property you want to modify. See HUD Properties.
  • value: The value you want to set.

Returns

Returns true if the property was successfully modified, false otherwise.

Example

This example makes the HUD look like it does in the picture on the side.

addEventHandler('onClientResourceStart', resourceRoot, function()
    setPlayerHudComponentProperty('clock', 'fillColor', tocolor(50, 168, 82, 255))
    setPlayerHudComponentProperty('clock', 'dropColor', tocolor(94, 14, 7, 255))
    setPlayerHudComponentProperty('clock', 'fontOutline', 1)
    setPlayerHudComponentProperty('clock', 'fontStyle', 'subtitles')
    setPlayerHudComponentProperty('clock', 'proportional', true)

    setPlayerHudComponentProperty('money', 'fillColor', tocolor(11, 102, 158, 255))
    setPlayerHudComponentProperty('money', 'fillColorSecondary', tocolor(176, 23, 130, 255))
    setPlayerHudComponentProperty('money', 'fontOutline', 1)
    setPlayerHudComponentProperty('money', 'fontStyle', 'subtitles')

    setPlayerHudComponentProperty('health', 'fillColor', tocolor(50, 168, 82, 255))

    setPlayerHudComponentProperty('ammo', 'fillColor', tocolor(245, 66, 126, 255))
    setPlayerHudComponentProperty('weapon', 'fillColor', tocolor(235, 76, 52, 255))

    setPlayerHudComponentProperty('wanted', 'fillColorSecondary', tocolor(140, 138, 137, 255))
    setPlayerHudComponentProperty('wanted', 'fillColor', tocolor(66, 33, 252, 255))
end)

See Also