[HELP] DxScroll

[iAxel]

Hello guys!

A few days ago did DxScroll, but can not seem to solve one problem

How to limit the visibility of items, as in the gui Scroll

Namely thus

Screenshots:

Code:

  
local sW, sH = guiGetScreenSize() 
local bW, bH = (sW/2), (sH/2) 
local offset = 0 
-- 
addEventHandler('onClientRender', root, 
    function () 
        if (isLogged(localPlayer)) then 
                dxDrawRectangle(bW+190, bH-300, 320, 20, tocolor(0, 0, 0, 255)) 
                dxDrawText('INVENTORY', bW+195, bH-300, bW+510, bH-280, tocolor(160, 160, 160, 255), 1, 'default', 'left', 'center', false, false, true, false, false) 
                --Box 
                dxDrawLine(bW+190, bH-281, bW+190, bH+280, tocolor(200, 200, 200, 100), 1) 
                dxDrawLine(bW+510, bH-281, bW+190, bH-281, tocolor(200, 200, 200, 100), 1) 
                dxDrawLine(bW+190, bH+280, bW+510, bH+280, tocolor(200, 200, 200, 100), 1) 
                dxDrawLine(bW+510, bH+280, bW+510, bH-281, tocolor(200, 200, 200, 100), 1) 
                dxDrawRectangle(bW+191, bH-280, 319, 560, tocolor(0, 0, 0, 70)) 
                dxDrawLine(bW+500, bH-280, bW+500, bH+279, tocolor(200, 200, 200, 100), 1) 
                --Scrollbar 
                dxDrawLine(bW+502, bH-280+offset, bW+502, bH-109+offset, tocolor(200, 200, 200, 100), 1) 
                dxDrawLine(bW+508, bH-280+offset, bW+502, bH-280+offset, tocolor(200, 200, 200, 100), 1) 
                dxDrawLine(bW+502, bH-109+offset, bW+508, bH-109+offset, tocolor(200, 200, 200, 100), 1) 
                dxDrawLine(bW+508, bH-109+offset, bW+508, bH-280+offset, tocolor(200, 200, 200, 100), 1) 
                dxDrawRectangle(bW+503, bH-279+offset, 5, 170, tocolor(0, 0, 0, 0)) 
                --Items 
                for i = 1, 10 do 
                    dxDrawRectangle(bW+191, bH-345+65*i-offset, 309, 60, tocolor(100, 100, 100, 200)) 
                    dxDrawImage(bW+191, bH-345+65*i-offset, 60, 60, ':guieditor/images/plus.png', 0, 0, 0, tocolor(255, 255, 255, 255)) 
                    dxDrawText('Backpack '..i, bW+261, bH-326+65*i-offset, bW+499, bH-306+65*i-offset, tocolor(255, 255, 255, 255), 1, 'default-bold', 'left', 'center', false, false, true, false, false) 
                    dxDrawText('0/'..i, bW+451, bH-346+65*i-offset, bW+499, bH-326+65*i-offset, tocolor(255, 255, 255, 255), 1, 'default-bold', 'right', 'center', false, false, true, false, false) 
                end 
            end 
        end 
    end 
) 
-- 
function Scroll(key, state) 
    if (isLogged(localPlayer)) then 
        if (state == 'down') then 
            if (key == 'mouse_wheel_up') then 
                if (offset > 0) then 
                    offset = offset-97 
                else 
                    offset = 0 
                end 
            elseif (key == 'mouse_wheel_down') then 
                if (offset < 388) then 
                    offset = offset+97 
                else 
                    offset = 388 
                end 
            end 
        end 
    end 
end 
bindKey('mouse_wheel_up', 'down', Scroll) 
bindKey('mouse_wheel_down', 'down', Scroll) 
  

Help solve the problem

Thanks in advance to all

[iAxel]

Help please

[iAxel]

Solved: helped dxCreateRenderTarget.

[iAxel]

Help me please with function moving the scrollbar with mouse

To do this I will need the features

OnClientKey

OnClientCursorMove

But I have no idea how to do it

Please help me and thanks in advance

[Malak]

Hi,

Scrollbar is also a difficult script to make it in dX but in fact you can use the both function.

onclientclick with button in 'up' states put a variable for looking if its hold.

then when u use oncursormove make a math calcul for see the last position and the current position then u move your scrollbar (image) with it and also move the content too.

I don't know to make you a good answer but i didn't have a lot of time for make you this script.

I hope i could help you.

[iAxel]

Thanks for the reply

[iAxel]

\()/ Help?

[Dealman]

He answered your question.

First you use onClientClick, if the state is "down" - assume the player is holding the left key down. You can also make sure it's held down via using getKeyState.

You then use onClientMove to calculate whether the client is moving his cursor up or down and change the offset accordingly.

[iAxel]

He answered your question.

First you use onClientClick, if the state is "down" - assume the player is holding the left key down. You can also make sure it's held down via using getKeyState.

You then use onClientMove to calculate whether the client is moving his cursor up or down and change the offset accordingly.

Thank you of course, but I need a start code to understand how it works, please help me this is really necessary

[Dealman]

Try it yourself, you'll learn the most if you actually give it a few attempts. We'll help from there

[iAxel]

Is it possible to find the coordinates of the cursor in RenderTarget?

getCursorPosition () is not helping, output is wrong x, y coordinates

  
local sW, sH = guiGetScreenSize() 
local bW, bH = (sW / 2), (sH / 2) 
local Box = dxCreateRenderTarget(1019, 560, true) 
local mX, mY = (1019 / 2), (560 / 2) 
addEventHandler('onClientRender', root, 
    function () 
        if (isLogged(localPlayer)) then 
            if (isVisible) then 
                --Scrollbar 
                dxDrawRectangle(bW - 197, bH - 279 + offset, 5, 170, tocolor(200, 200, 200, 100)) 
                dxDrawRectangle(bW + 503, bH - 279 + offset, 5, 170, tocolor(200, 200, 200, 100)) 
                --Box 
                dxSetRenderTarget(Box, true) 
                for i = 1, 14 do 
                    dxDrawRectangle(0, mY - 345 + 65 * i - offset, 309, 60, tocolor(75, 75, 75, 200)) 
                    dxDrawImage(0, mY - 345 + 65 * i - offset, 60, 60, ':guieditor/images/plus.png') 
                    dxDrawText('Backpack '..i, mX - 439.5, mY - 324 + 65 * i - offset) 
                    dxDrawText(i..'/35', mX - 234.5, mY - 345 + 65 * i - offset) 
                    dxDrawRectangle(mX + 190.5, mY - 345 + 65 * i - offset, 309, 60, tocolor(75, 75, 75, 200)) 
                    dxDrawImage(mX + 190.5, mY - 345 + 65 * i - offset, 60, 60, ':guieditor/images/plus.png') 
                    dxDrawText('Backpack '..i, mX + 260.5, mY - 324 + 65 * i - offset) 
                    dxDrawText(i..'/35', mX + 465.5, mY - 345 + 65 * i - offset) 
                end 
                dxSetRenderTarget() 
                dxDrawImage(bW - 509, bH - 280, 1019, 560, Box) 
            end 
        end 
    end 
) 
  

Edited January 31, 2015 by Guest

[iAxel]

\()/ Help?

[Dealman]

I agree that getCursorPosition is pretty bad, it needs have a boolean added to it so it can return both relative and absolute.

That said, you can still use relative values as effectively as absolute values, in fact, I'd rather use relative values as it'll work on all resolutions.

onClientMouseMove returns absolute X and Y.

[iAxel]

I agree that getCursorPosition is pretty bad, it needs have a boolean added to it so it can return both relative and absolute.

That said, you can still use relative values as effectively as absolute values, in fact, I'd rather use relative values as it'll work on all resolutions.

onClientMouseMove returns absolute X and Y.

Do not onClientMouseMove for GUI?

Updated the code above

I need to know the position of the cursor inside RenderTarget

[Dealman]

Do not onClientMouseMove for GUI?

Updated the code above

I need to know the position of the cursor inside RenderTarget

So it does...

You need the position relative to the rendertarget?

[iAxel]

Do not onClientMouseMove for GUI?

Updated the code above

I need to know the position of the cursor inside RenderTarget

So it does...

You need the position relative to the rendertarget?

I need to move objects within rendertarget with the mouse

[..:D&G:..]

Download Valhalla gaming roleplay from google and get the resource called 'vgscoreboard' and get the example from there.

[iAxel]

[quote name=..&G:..]Download Valhalla gaming roleplay from google and get the resource called 'vgscoreboard' and get the example from there.

There's nothing related to rendertarget