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...ello" and "World!" and chooses randomly which of these two grid list items it will retrieve. ...le 2''': This example creates a player list on resource start, clicking on it will output the selected player name to the chatbox.

...his mouse. This is linked to the GTA world, as oppose to GUI for which [[onClientGUIClick]] is to be used. This event allows detection of click positions of the 3D ...ity]] elements that were clicked. If the player clicked on no MTA element, it's set to false.

Under /client/ directory, create a text file and name it "gui.lua". ...clude the new gui.lua file in the meta.xml of the main resource, and label it as a client script:

...created by GUI Editor, but it will cause a lot of errors/bugs if you make it convert complicated scripts, because of compatibility) addEventHandler ( "onClientGUIClick", buttonElement, function()

Returns a gui-edit element of the created edit box if it was successfully created, false otherwise. ...es an edit box alongside an "Output!" button. When the button is clicked, it will output the message in the edit box into the Chat Box.

...] line in the "joinHandler" function in your code, as we will be replacing it with a GUI alternative in this tutorial)''. We'll also take a look at clien All the GUI must be made client-side. It is also a good practice to keep all the client scripts in a separate folder

...ents triggered on that element, it's parents (and their parents, etc.) and it's children (and their children). As such, an event handler attached to the ...element that the handler is being triggered on (i.e. the one you attached it to with addEventHandler).

Note that for some reason the column ID is 1 lower than it should be, for example 0 is returned but if you try and get the text for co addEventHandler("onClientGUIClick", buttonSelectedPlayer, seeSelected, false)

*'''key:''' The browser property key. It can be: addEventHandler( "onClientGUIClick", resourceRoot, function ( )

-- this turns on wordwrap so if your text goes over the edge of the label, it will wrap around and start a new line automatically -- this means it will only trigger when its own resource is started

...hand, however, your choice of type depends on the situation you are using it for. ...mean that all the components are attached to the window and will move with it, but also that any changes done to the parent window will be applied down t

...mean that all the components are attached to the window and will move with it, but also that any changes done to the parent window will be applied down t ...indow function is now complete, but it won't do anything until we call it. It is recommended to create all GUI when the client resource starts, hide them

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...his mouse. This is linked to the GTA world, as oppose to GUI for which [[onClientGUIClick]] is to be used. This event allows detection of click positions of the 3D ...ity]] elements that were clicked. If the player clicked on no MTA element, it's set to false.

-- if its a digit or * or #, then append it to the end of the display ...ur text) to change the text on the display, or updateDisplay(nil) to clear it.

It can also be used to interpolate 2D vectors or scalars by only setting some ...the beginning of the interpolation, 1 at the end). If it is higher than 1, it will start from the beginning.

-- this turns on wordwrap so if your text goes over the edge of the label, it will wrap around and start a new line automatically -- this means it will only trigger when its own resource is started

addEventHandler("onClientGUIClick",buttonCreate,createVehicleHandler,false) -- this will add all the vehicle options onto the gridlist, it is explained later in this tutorial

-- this means it will only trigger when its own resource is started ...der Spieler auf einen beliebigen Teil der GUI klickt, wird das Ereignis "[[onClientGUIClick]]" für die GUI-Komponente ausgelöst, auf die Sie geklickt haben. Dies erm

-- this means it will only trigger when its own resource is started Amikor a játékos a GUI felület bármely részére kattint, akkor az "[[onClientGUIClick]]" event fog meghívodni a GUI elemre, amire kattintott. Ez lehetővé tesz