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[[Dgs|DGS]] Properties is always used to change the gui style and make it more fantastic. Whether the clip property is enabled or not. ''Learn More [[dxDrawText]]''

...oretical height of a certain piece of text, if it were to be drawn using [[dxDrawText]]. dxDrawText("Hello!", 400, 400, screenWidth,screenHeight,tocolor(255,255,255,255),scale

...]]. It is useful for performance debugging purposes. More uses come out of it if combined with other engine streaming functions. dxDrawText( "#streaming-entities: " .. count, 100, 400 );

This function changes the drawing destination for the dx functions. It can be used to select a previously created render target, or if called with dxDrawText ( "Hello", 10, 20 ) -- The message 'Hello' will be drawn on myRenderT

This function creates a [[DX font]] element that can be used in [[dxDrawText]]. Successful font creation is not guaranteed, and may fail due to hardware =====It is highly recommended that [[dxSetTestMode]] is used when writing and testi

This function changes the drawing destination for the dx functions. It can be used to select a previously created render target, or if called with dxDrawText ( "Hello", 10, 20 ) -- The message 'Hello' will be drawn on myRenderT

...ions:''' A table of options. It is not mandatory, but when it is provided, it must be a table. For a list of options, see the [https://github.com/kikito/ ...rns a string. The contents can change if we update the inspect library, so it is not expected to be consistent across Lua versions.

Returns ''true'' when it was changed successfully, or ''false'' otherwise. dxDrawText( "Hello", 300, 300 ) -- Text will be drawn at 300,300

For example, there is a DX text. It fits on 1024x768 resolution. dxDrawText(tostring "Hello World!",684.0,731.0,732.0,766.0,tocolor(0,255,255,175),1.0,

Returns ''true'' when it was changed successfully, or ''false'' otherwise. dxDrawText( "Hello", 300, 300 ) -- Text will be drawn at 300,300

[[Dgs|DGS]] Properties is always used to change the gui style and make it more fantastic. Whether the clip property is enabled or not. ''Learn More [[dxDrawText]]''

[[Dgs|DGS]] Properties is always used to change the gui style and make it more fantastic. Whether the clip property is enabled or not. ''Learn More [[dxDrawText]]''

...nderWare data, they want to have a streaming node too. Failure to allocate it results in deletion of its RenderWare data. dxDrawText( "#free-streaming-slots: " .. count, 100, 420 );

...ordBreak:''' if set to ''true'', the text will wrap to a new line whenever it reaches the right side of the bounding box. If ''false'', the text will alw dxDrawText (text, left + oX, top + oY, right + oX, bottom + oY, tocolor(0, 0, 0, 255),

...he streaming status changes rapidly every frame, it is recommended to draw it on the screen. dxDrawText( n .. ": " .. tostring( entry ), x, y );

...ght (in pixels) of a certain piece of text, if it were to be drawn using [[dxDrawText]].|20447}} ...ordBreak:''' If set to ''true'', the text will wrap to a new line whenever it reaches the right side of the bounding box. If ''false'', the text will alw

It can provide feedback on all tasks relating to a ped. For example, while jum *'''priority''': A string determining which set of tasks you want to retrieve it from. This must be either "primary" or "secondary".

It returns a engine speed [[vehicle]] if possible. If not, it returns ''0''. dxDrawText (rpm, 500, 500, 100, 100)

...code below. This code works as follows: you enter / climb the vehicle and it will show you all the components as in the image above. dxDrawText ( v, (sx-(120 + (countTest * 5))) -1, (sy-(220 + (countTest * 10))) -1, 0 -

[[Dgs|DGS]] Properties is always used to change the gui style and make it more fantastic. Whether the clip property is enabled or not. ''Learn More [[dxDrawText]]''

*'''percentage:''' The value which you want to get the RG from. It must be between 0 and 100. ...ns into fire, so we remove 250 of the original health in order not to take it into account.

...ers) or detecting if a point is on the screen (though it does not check if it is actually visible, you should use [[processLineOfSight]] for that). ...ce the position can be off screen before the function returns false. Note: it's clamped down on both axies to the size of screen at the given axis*10

bool dxDrawText ( string text, float leftX, float topY, [ float rightX = leftX, float botto ...ordBreak:''' if set to ''true'', the text will wrap to a new line whenever it reaches the right side of the bounding box. If ''false'', the text will alw

[[Dgs|DGS]] Properties is always used to change the gui style and make it more fantastic. Whether the clip property is enabled or not. ''Learn More [[dxDrawText]]''

[[Dgs|DGS]] Properties is always used to change the gui style and make it more fantastic. The offset indicates that how much the text of the button will shift when it is clicked.

This function draws a ring by using [[dxDrawLine|dx-lines]]. It can also draw an incomplete ring. This function should be used in conjuncti ...' is used, you can use degree values from 0-360 instead of 0-1. By default it uses float values from 0 to 1.

...t of a given font. It does this by drawing and measuring pixels. Therefore it is super accurate (and super slow). Only do this once per font! dxDrawText(character,0,0,0,0,tocolor(255,255,255),1,font)

...displays on the Client screen the cardinal point of the direction in which it is. dxDrawText(getElementDirectionCardialPoint(localPlayer), 0, 0, 300, 300)

...ering complexity and the render-states assigned to world entity rendering. It allows you to switch between rendering modes. Each has unique properties as dxDrawText( "Current RenderMode: " .. currentMode, screenWidth - 300, 5 );

if (hitElement == theElement) then -- If it collides with the element return true dxDrawText(isElementInPhotograph(myPed) and "inPhotograph" or "notInPhotograph", 0, 0,

...dth (in pixels) of a certain piece of text, if it were to be drawn using [[dxDrawText]].

...ity]] elements that were clicked. If the player clicked on no MTA element, it's set to false. ...osition of the element telling you what kind of element you have clicked. It hides after 5 seconds.

[[Dgs|DGS]] Properties is always used to change the gui style and make it more fantastic. Whether the color code in the title text is enabled or not. ''Learn More [[dxDrawText]]''

[[Dgs|DGS]] Properties is always used to change the gui style and make it more fantastic. ...ault font of tabs. This is equivalent to dgsSetFont/dgsGetFont. Learn More dxDrawText

[[Dgs|DGS]] Properties is always used to change the gui style and make it more fantastic. ...p property is enabled (include caption text and item text). ''Learn More [[dxDrawText]]''

dxDrawText ( "Hello", 10, 20 ) -- Draw a message ...0, myRenderTarget ) -- Now use myRenderTarget as a material and draw it lots of times

dxDrawText(roundedFPS, sx - dxGetTextWidth(roundedFPS), 0) -- (We always have at least one frame rendered, so dividing by 0 it's not a problem)

...these three coordinates, a single Vector3 object may be inserted to clone it. ...''Make sure that you put this code in a resource which has OOP enabled, or it won't work'''.

...ordBreak:''' if set to ''true'', the text will wrap to a new line whenever it reaches the right side of the bounding box. If ''false'', the text will alw dxDrawText(text, leftX + offsetX, topY + offsetY, rightX + offsetX, rightX + offsetY,

{{Note|A line without any spaces in it will not break, meaning it may exceed ''maxwidth''.}} ...dth, it's scale or font, etc.) and caching the result, rather than calling it [[onClientRender]] or similarly frequent events.}}

* If the player's map is showing, it returns four integers: ''minX'', ''minY'', ''maxX'', ''maxY''. These are ' ...s within the viewable screen area (this is not necessary when working with dxDrawText anyway)

[[Dgs|DGS]] Properties is always used to change the gui style and make it more fantastic. This is equivalent to [[dgsSetFont]]/[[dgsGetFont]]. ''Learn More [[dxDrawText]]''

This function returns ''true'' if the vehicle is going backwards, otherwise it returns ''false'' if the vehicle is going forwards or is stoped. The client-side version is more trustable because it also checks the vehicle gear.

*'''base:''' A string representing what the returned position is relative to. It can be one of the following values: ..."This example gets the name and the position of the components and outputs it in the chat.">

...he unit of the speed returned. If not specified, the unit will be ''m/s''. It can be specified as a ''[[string]]'' or ''number'' as follows: ...'' containing the [[element]]'s speed if the arguments provided are valid. It returns ''[[nil]]'' plus an ''error'' otherwise.

This function draws a dxText but it will make it relative. bool dxDrawText ( string text, float leftX, float topY [, float rightX = leftX, float botto

[[Dgs|DGS]] Properties is always used to change the gui style and make it more fantastic. This property determines the background color of the edit when it is blurred.

...hree floats indicating the position ''x'', ''y'' and ''z'' of given dummy. It returns ''false'' otherwise. ...ill draw rectangle over every dummy in vehicle player is currently sitting it.

[[Dgs|DGS]] Properties is always used to change the gui style and make it more fantastic. ...alue of the state of whether this memo allows users to copy something from it.

{{Tip|It is highly recommended that [[dxSetTestMode]] is used when writing and testi ...u can draw on the render target as many times as you like - and even clear it.