setting color

[HappyMeal]

How it's possible to set color to a guiCreateStaticImage

[Tails]

Hi HappyMeal,

guiSetProperty(theImage, "ImageColours", "tl:FFD7D7D7 tr:FFD7D7D7 bl:FFD7D7D7 br:FFD7D7D7")

More info: https://forum.multitheftauto.com/viewtopic.php?f ... lit=+color

[HappyMeal]

Explain me how to set it red.

[Tails]

Well, in the other topic it says it specifies a hex color in the form of AARRGGBB, AA stands for Alpha, RR for red, GG for green and BB for blue. So I'm guessing this would make it red for you: tl:FFFF0000 tr:FFFF0000 bl:FFFF0000 br:FFFF0000") FF means 255 or the highest possible value for a color and 0 means nothing or black. It's just a hex color code except for the first two characters which is the alpha.

Also try this: tl:FFFF0000 tr:FF00FF00 bl:FF0000FF br:FFFFFFFF")

[HappyMeal]

R,g,b but for it?

[Tails]

I don't think so but you can use http://www.colorpickertool.com/. Though you can try to make your own function to convert R,G,B values to a 'FFFF0000' value. Don't ask me how. Maybe there's already something for it if you look it up.

[HappyMeal]

Please tell me how to make rgb to hex and to set this.

[Addlibs]

string.format("%X%X%X%X", a, r, g, b) -- a = alpha,  
                                      -- r = red,  
                                      -- g = green,  
                                      -- b = blue (duh) 

Edit:

string.format("%.2X%.2X%.2X%.2X", a, r, g, b) -- a = alpha,  
                                              -- r = red,  
                                              -- g = green,  
                                              -- b = blue (duh) 

Edited January 6, 2016 by Guest

[HappyMeal]

To set in this script hex

guiSetProperty(theImage, "ImageColours", "tl:FFD7D7D7 tr:FFD7D7D7 bl:FFD7D7D7 br:FFD7D7D7") 

[Revolt]

string.format("%X%X%X%X", a, r, g, b) -- a = alpha,  
                                      -- r = red,  
                                      -- g = green,  
                                      -- b = blue (duh) 

string.format("#%.2X%.2X%.2X%.2X", a, r, g, b) 

If integer is smaller than 15, then rather use this one.