Color picker problem

[TheIceman1]

addEventHandler("onClientGUIClick", GUIEditor_Button[1],  
 function()  
 exports.cpicker:openPicker(localPlayer, "#FFAA00", "Clan system") 
 end) 
  
addEvent ( "onColorPickerOK", true ) 
addEventHandler("onColorPickerOK", root,  
 function(element, hex, r, g, b) 
 guiSetText(GUIEditor_Edit[2], r ) 
 guiSetText(GUIEditor_Edit[3], g ) 
 guiSetText(GUIEditor_Edit[4], b ) 
 end) 
  

Edited March 15, 2013 by Guest

[Castillo]

You forgot the addEvent function:

addEvent ( "onColorPickerOK", true ) 

[Tete omar]

If you don't use the following arguments:

elements, hex; why are you passing them to this function?

[TheIceman1]

Nothing happens.

[Tete omar]

Nothing happens.

Show us how did you add castillo's code

[TheIceman1]

If you don't use the following arguments:

elements, hex; why are you passing them to this function?

if i delete "element" and "hex" then in edit says "#f0f00"(hex code).

addEventHandler("onClientGUIClick", GUIEditor_Button[1],  
 function()  
 exports.cpicker:openPicker(localPlayer, "#FFAA00", "Clan system") 
 end) 
  
addEvent ( "onColorPickerOK", true ) 
addEventHandler("onColorPickerOK", root,  
 function(element, hex, r, g, b) 
 guiSetText(GUIEditor_Edit[2], r ) 
 guiSetText(GUIEditor_Edit[3], g ) 
 guiSetText(GUIEditor_Edit[4], b ) 
 end) 
  

[Castillo]

No errors on your debugscript? you are clicking the "OK" button after choosing the color, right?

[Tete omar]

It seems right to me, but can you show us what debugscript says?

[TheIceman1]

No errors.Yes im 100% sure i clicked "OK"

[Castillo]

addEventHandler ( "onClientGUIClick", GUIEditor_Button[1], 
    function ( ) 
        exports.cpicker:openPicker ( localPlayer, "#FFAA00", "Clan system" ) 
    end 
    ,false 
) 
  
addEvent ( "onColorPickerOK", true ) 
addEventHandler ( "onColorPickerOK", root, 
    function ( element, hex, r, g, b ) 
        guiSetText ( GUIEditor_Edit[2], r ) 
        guiSetText ( GUIEditor_Edit[3], g ) 
        guiSetText ( GUIEditor_Edit[4], b ) 
        outputChatBox ( r ..", ".. g ..", ".. b ) 
    end 
) 

See what it outputs to chat.

[TheIceman1]

Castillo,it outputs r,g,b,but look this this code set only edit[2],edit[3] text.

[Tete omar]

Are you putting the code in the same resource 'cpicker'??

[TheIceman1]

No

[Castillo]

So, it's only loading R and G colors?

[TheIceman1]

Yes

[Jaysds1]

maybe you created the blue editbox first, so try

guiSetText ( GUIEditor_Edit[1], b ) 

[Castillo]

Yes

The problem must be on your GUI then.

[TheIceman1]

GUIEditor_Edit[4] = guiCreateEdit(139,90,49,34,"",false,GUIEditor_Window[1]) 

[Castillo]

Maybe you got messed up indexs.

[TheIceman1]

Solved,i found problem!

[Castillo]

What was it?

[TheIceman1]

There was two edits with name GUIEditor_Edit[4],but i have new problem

Why this dont set element data?Error "setElementData"[Expected bool at argument 4, got string"59"]

local r = guiGetText ( GUIEditor_Edit[2]  ) 
local g = guiGetText ( GUIEditor_Edit[3]  ) 
local b = guiGetText ( GUIEditor_Edit[4]  ) 
  
setElementData ( localPlayer, "color", r, g, b ) 

[Castillo]

Because you are setting it wrong, "r, g, b" should be a table instead, like this:

setElementData ( localPlayer, "color", { r, g, b } ) 

[TheIceman1]

Because you are setting it wrong, "r, g, b" should be a table instead, like this:

setElementData ( localPlayer, "color", { r, g, b } ) 

Thanks!

[Castillo]

You're welcome.