[SCRIPT] Flashing Text -Smoother-

11-23-2011, 09:47 PM #1

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My Version:

    

CoolText()

{

self.display FadeOverTime( 0.75 ); self.display.color = ( 1, 0, 0 ); wait .75;

self.display FadeOverTime( 0.75 ); self.display.color = ( 0, 1, 0 ); wait .75;

self.display FadeOverTime( 0.75 ); self.display.color = ( 0, 0, 1 ); wait .75; 

self.display FadeOverTime( 0.75 ); self.display.color = ( 1, 0, 1 ); wait .75;

self.display FadeOverTime( 0.75 ); self.display.color = ( 0, 1, 1 ); wait .75; 

self.display FadeOverTime( 0.75 ); self.display.color = ( 1, 1, 0 ); wait .75; 

self thread CoolText();

}

TheFallen's Shorter Version:

Thread From Menu, Or Anywhere Else

    

self thread doFlash(self.display);

    

doFlash(elem)

{

    r=randomint(255);

    g=randomint(255);

    b=randomint(255);

    for(;

        {

            elem FadeOverTime( 0.75 );

            elem.color=(r,g,b);

            wait .75;

        }

}

ReScript's Version:

    

colorFade( color1, color2, freq ){    self.flashing = true;    memo = 0;    while( self.flashing = true )    {        self fadeOverTime( freq );        if ( memo = 0 ){            self.color = color1;            memo = 1;        }        if ( memo = 1 ){            self.color = color2;            memo = 0;        }        wait freq;    }}

//starting the flashelement colorFade( (1, 0, 0), (0, 1, 0), 1 );

//ending the flashelement.flashing = false;

NOTE: CHANGE THE "self.display" TO WHATEVER YOUR TEXT CODE IS (Ex: self.MenuText)

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11-23-2011, 10:55 PM #11

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Originally posted by ITheFallenI

This is a shorter version. Just do something like this for what ever your text def. is:

    

self thread doFlash(self.display);

I'm not sure if "randomint" works on Cod 4 but it should. Other wise you have to manually enter the color values.

    

doFlash(elem)

{

    r=randomint(255)

    g=randomint(255)

    b=randomint(255)

    for(;

        {

            elem FadeOverTime( 0.75 );

            elem.color=(r,g,b);

            wait .75;

        }

}

Why You Make Me Feel Stupid???

11-23-2011, 11:20 PM #12

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    doFlash()

{

	self endon( "flashEnd" );

	while( 1 )

	{

		self fadeOverTime( .7 );

		self.color = ( randomFloat( 1 ), randomFloat( 1 ), randomFloat( 1 ) );

		wait .75;

        }

} 



//<elem> thread doFlash();

11-24-2011, 12:29 AM #13

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lol at other people remaking this :p Also this works on W@W so feel free to do shit with that

11-24-2011, 12:59 AM #14

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Originally posted by xRaW

lol at other people remaking this :p Also this works on W@W so feel free to do shit with that

Are You Saying I Remade This? And No TheFallen Made It Smaller

11-24-2011, 01:12 AM #15

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Originally posted by xYARDSALEx

Here's A Video Reference For You:

My Version:

    

CoolText()

{

self.display FadeOverTime( 0.75 ); self.display.color = ( 1, 0, 0 ); wait .75;

self.display FadeOverTime( 0.75 ); self.display.color = ( 0, 1, 0 ); wait .75;

self.display FadeOverTime( 0.75 ); self.display.color = ( 0, 0, 1 ); wait .75; 

self.display FadeOverTime( 0.75 ); self.display.color = ( 1, 0, 1 ); wait .75;

self.display FadeOverTime( 0.75 ); self.display.color = ( 0, 1, 1 ); wait .75; 

self.display FadeOverTime( 0.75 ); self.display.color = ( 1, 1, 0 ); wait .75; 

self thread CoolText();

}

TheFallen's Shorter Version:

Thread From Menu, Or Anywhere Else

    

self thread doFlash(self.display);

    

doFlash(elem)

{

    r=randomint(255);

    g=randomint(255);

    b=randomint(255);

    for(;

        {

            elem FadeOverTime( 0.75 );

            elem.color=(r,g,b);

            wait .75;

        }

}

NOTE: CHANGE THE "self.display" TO WHATEVER YOUR TEXT CODE IS (Ex: self.MenuText)

What so good about flashing text bro?

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11-24-2011, 01:19 AM #16

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Originally posted by iPROFamily

What so good about flashing text bro?

Nothing, Just Put It Up, For Other People, I Hate It

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11-24-2011, 01:41 AM #17

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Originally posted by xYARDSALEx

Are You Saying I Remade This? And No TheFallen Made It Smaller

NOOOO LOOL i mean people remaking your version to smaller/diff :p

11-24-2011, 06:49 AM #18

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I have had this in the first patch I made, I think its on the same lines.

    



colorFade( color1, color2, freq ){	self.flashing = true;	memo = 0;	while( self.flashing = true )	{		self fadeOverTime( freq );		if ( memo = 0 ){			self.color = color1;			memo = 1;		}		if ( memo = 1 ){			self.color = color2;			memo = 0;		}		wait freq;    }}

//starting the flashelement colorFade( (1, 0, 0), (0, 1, 0), 1 );

//ending the flashelement.flashing = false;

11-24-2011, 04:50 PM #19

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Originally posted by reScript

I have had this in the first patch I made, I think its on the same lines.

    



colorFade( color1, color2, freq ){	self.flashing = true;	memo = 0;	while( self.flashing = true )	{		self fadeOverTime( freq );		if ( memo = 0 ){			self.color = color1;			memo = 1;		}		if ( memo = 1 ){			self.color = color2;			memo = 0;		}		wait freq;    }}

//starting the flashelement colorFade( (1, 0, 0), (0, 1, 0), 1 );

//ending the flashelement.flashing = false;

Is That All The Colors? And I'll Add It To The Thread