Post: [SCRIPT] Flashing Text -Smoother-
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11-23-2011, 09:47 PM
#1
Taylor
Former Black Knight.
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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11-25-2011, 12:54 PM
#39
Woof
...hmm
Originally posted by Tanskin
So? Your the one who's keeping this dumb argument going on. I don't even care about what you have to say. All I said was that two of the versions posted in the OP were flawed, which they were, but you had to make it into something more.
Your exactly the reason why I haven't bothered posting on this forum in over a year.
Your exactly the reason why I haven't bothered posting on this forum in over a year.
Yes I quoted you stating that the flaws were irrelevant and that I don't do much in this language, you're the one who carried it on bro.
11-25-2011, 01:45 PM
#40
247Yamato
< ^ > < ^ >
Originally posted by Tanskin
Here. This is basically what you were doing.
Now, can you please explain to me how that's more efficient than this.
Also, your 'fix' still has syntax errors...
trollCopter()
{
variable = 1;
while( 1 )
{
if( variable == 1 ) //obviously it's equal to one since you set it to one above
{
variable = 0;
}
if( variable == 0 ) //it's obviously going to be zero, since you set it to zero above
{
variable = 1; //z0mg, let's repeat this useless process
}
wait .130910;
}
}
Now, can you please explain to me how that's more efficient than this.
doFlash()
{
self endon( "flashEnd" );
while( 1 )
{
self fadeOverTime( .7 );
self.color = ( randomFloat( 1 ), randomFloat( 1 ), randomFloat( 1 ) );
wait .75;
}
}
Also, your 'fix' still has syntax errors...
That sucks a lot, efficiency?, where?
I like what you do with the color, using floats instead of ints, thats pretty correct.
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11-26-2011, 02:32 AM
#45
Correy
I'm the Original
Originally posted by xYARDSALEx
Here's A Video Reference For You:
My Version:
TheFallen's Shorter Version:
Thread From Menu, Or Anywhere Else
ReScript's Version:
NOTE: CHANGE THE "self.display" TO WHATEVER YOUR TEXT CODE IS (Ex: self.MenuText)
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)
smaller than most, minipulates time and also element.
DoFlash(elem, time)
{
for(;
{
elem FadeOverTime(time);
elem.color = (randomFloat(1),randomFloat(1),randomFloat(1));
wait (time);
}
}
self DoFlash( <time between flash>, <declared shader> );
11-26-2011, 02:55 AM
#46
Taylor
Former Black Knight.
Originally posted by Correy
smaller than most, minipulates time and also element.
DoFlash(elem, time)
{
for(;
{
elem FadeOverTime(time);
elem.color = (randomFloat(1),randomFloat(1),randomFloat(1));
wait (time);
}
}
self DoFlash( <time between flash>, <declared shader> );
You Make Me Feet Stupid
Lmao
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