(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); This is my copy of the old mw2 patches that allowed you to pick a custom value for a setting. It uses printlnBold or else it would have to use 10 setText strings to work(0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9).

If you don't know what this is go to around the 45 second mark in the video. This is what the idea was based off. Mine only uses numbers atm, might add support for characters + numbers.

    

CreateSlider(min,max,def,c1,c2,f) {

self endon("EndSlider");

self.slidec=0; self.skid=[];

for(i=0;i < max.size;i++){if(isD(def[i])) { self.skid[i]=def[i]; } else { self.skid[i]=min[i]; } }

t = SliderPrint(self.skid, c1, c2, false);

self iPrintlnBold(t);

for(; {

self waittill("moveslidemenu", D);

switch(D) {

case "U": self.skid[self.slidec]--; break; case "D": self.skid[self.slidec]++; break; 

case "L": self.slidec--; break; case "R": self.slidec++; break;

default:  self thread [[f]](SlideReturn()); self notify("EndSlider"); }

self.slidec = SlideVarCheck(self.slidec, min, max);

self iPrintln(SliderPrint(self.skid, c1, c2));

} }



SlideVarCheck(c, min, max) {

s=self.skid[c];

if(c<0) { c=self.skid.size-1; } else if(c>self.skid.size-1) { c=0; }

if(s < min[c]) { s=max[c]; } else if(s > max[c]) { s=0; }

self.skid[c]=s;

return c;

}

SlideReturn() { 

t=0;f=0;s=self.skid.size-1;

for(i=0;i<s+1;i++) {

f=self.skid[i];

for(c=0;c<s-i;c++) { f *= 10; }

t+=f; }

return t;

}

SliderPrint(a,hc,uc) {

t=""; c=undefined;

for(i=0;i<a.size;i++) { 

if(i==self.slidec) { c=hc; } else { c=uc; }

t+="^" + c + a[i]; }

return t;

}



isD(var) { return isDefined(var); }

The input must be arrays with one number per array. I don't know how to split an int into an array(array has to use ints, NOT strings) but if somelse does, let me know

Example + How to use:

    

SliderTest() {

l=[];d=[];h=[];

l[0]=[B]0[/B]; d[0]=[B]1[/B]; h[0]=[B]9[/B];

l[1]=[B]0[/B]; d[1]=[B]3[/B]; h[1]=[B]9[/B];

l[2]=[B]0[/B]; d[2]=[B]3[/B]; h[2]=[B]9[/B];

l[3]=[B]0[/B]; d[3]=[B]7[/B]; h[3]=[B]9[/B];



//0000 - Min value

//1337 - Starting value

//9999 - Max value



[B]self CreateSlider(l, h, d, 1, 7, ::SetGravity); [/B]

[B]//CreateSlider(min value array, max value array, starting value array - can be undefined, highlighted colour, unhighlighted colour, function)[/B]

}





SetGravity([B]v[/B]) { //Once the number is selected, it sents it as an input to the function, use it to set the value.

self setClientDvar("g_gravity", [B]v[/B]); 

self iPrintln("Gravity Set To " + [B]v[/B]);

}

Use these notifys to change the value of the numbers/move left and right.

    

self notify("moveslidemenu", "U"); //Reduce current number

self notify("moveslidemenu", "D"); //Increase current number

self notify("moveslidemenu", "L"); //Move to the number on the left

self notify("moveslidemenu", "R"); //Move to the number on the right

self notify("moveslidemenu", "Select"); //Finish picking value and do function

I didn't understand a word you just said but , as usual, top stuff..

Isn't there a way to show just numbers without using setText();? I believe it's called setValue(); i dunno though i may be wrong you've been coding longer than me so you can tell me if im wrong or not :p,

I dunno, if it hasn't got dancing sex dolls in it I'm not interested :fyea:

If only CoD4 had dancing sex dolls , they were the best thing about MW2 Modding.

Lmao! You just made my day! xD

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Why are we on on Cod4 again?

"Why are we on on Cod4 again?" huh? That makes no sense .

Explain? :confused:

looks good

although i don't like the iPrintlnBold..
wouldn't it be possible to use either "setcursorhint" or "sethintstring" ? i don't think they'll overflow, so should work, no ?

about 1:23 it what Im talking about, I made a copy of it with printlnBold instead of setText

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Anything works fine, just make sure the method you use works with ^X colours. If it doesn't you will have to change SliderPrint() a little to return a string that works for you.