jonas13362 Posted March 5, 2014 Share Posted March 5, 2014 Hello , I wanna make a weapon storage (small panel ) so i want to store some weapons in a gui for example if u do /storage (just example) then u get 2 collums , one with Youre weapons and second one with Storage of the weapons So my question is , wich functions do i need to make? (i already made the gui) Link to comment
Moderators Citizen Posted March 6, 2014 Moderators Share Posted March 6, 2014 Ok so what you want to do is a storage system to put and get weapons in/from it right ? If so, then you will need 2 gridlists in your gui (one to list the player's weapons with 2 columns (Weapon name and Ammos) and another to list the weapons the storage has). It sounds like you only have 1 gridlist, it's possible but only if you don't plan to show the ammount of ammos. You will have to do a function that will return all the weapons (and their ammos if needed). getPedWeapon or getPedWeapons --you can modify the second function to return the ammos as well. getPedTotalAmmo And this is the functions you need to work with gridlists: guiGridListAddRow guiGridListSetItemText getWeaponNameFromID addEventHandler --the event "onClientGUIClick" guiGetSelectedItem guiGridListGetItemText getWeaponIDFromName giveWeapon --You need to use triggerServerEvent, addEvent and addEventHandler to be able to call it from client-side takeWeapon --Same for this one And I guess it's pretty much it. Link to comment
jonas13362 Posted March 6, 2014 Author Share Posted March 6, 2014 Ok i pause the object above a little bit ; if colR1 and colG1 and colB1 and colR2 and colG2 and COLB2 then setVehicleColor(vehicle, colR1, colG1, colB1, colR2, colG2, colB2) is this correct if i got this ; local colR1 = node["r1"] local colG1 = node["g1"] local colB1 = node["b1"] local colR2 = node["r2"] local colG2 = node["g2"] local colB2 = node["b2"] so it sets the color wich is write at colg2 etc (its like R G B) Link to comment
Moderators IIYAMA Posted March 6, 2014 Moderators Share Posted March 6, 2014 Mind your capitals from your variables. COLB2 > colB2 Link to comment
jonas13362 Posted March 6, 2014 Author Share Posted March 6, 2014 Thanks didnt see it Link to comment
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