So about a week ago I saw RiftenModzHD's moving shader video and I thought to myself wow! I didn't know that was possible the only thing I didn't like the way he had done it (it wasn't very clean, in my opinion) so I looked at his code and coded my own version.
(NO LEECHING!)
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How to put in a menu
All you gotta do is add the codes above to your menu!
If you already have a shader delete it
If you don't have a shader put this in your open VSTR
Originally posted by another user
vstr BGon
and put this in the close VSTR
Originally posted by another user
vstr BGoff
So your open and close VSTRs should look similar to this
Originally posted by another user
set Open "^0;^0;^0;^0;^0;^0;^0;^0;^0;^0;^0;^0;vstr BGon;vstr binds;vstr SpecialOpen....
set Close "^0;^0;^0;^0;^0;^0;^0;^0;^0;^0;^0;^0;vstr BGOff;bind button_rstick +stance..
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So about a week ago I saw RiftenModzHD's moving shader video and I thought to myself wow! I didn't know that was possible the only thing I didn't like the way he had done it (it wasn't very clean, in my opinion) so I looked at his code and coded my own version.
(NO LEECHING!)
I/he would need to delete some code to make it shorter, the wait time is all ready at 1. But good suggestion
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Originally posted by xDutchie
In your video I see that the writing in the corner "localvarstring" etc change when you enter you menu, what are the codes to make it do that?
~please quote so I get notification :'
Notified! Anyway It's very simple, all you have to do is inside of your open VSTR just put set (insert localvar or whatever here) and then what you want it to say!
I/he would need to delete some code to make it shorter, the wait time is all ready at 1. But good suggestion
---------- Post added at 12:11 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:07 AM ----------
Notified! Anyway It's very simple, all you have to do is inside of your open VSTR just put set (insert localvar or whatever here) and then what you want it to say!
So about a week ago I saw RiftenModzHD's moving shader video and I thought to myself wow! I didn't know that was possible the only thing I didn't like the way he had done it (it wasn't very clean, in my opinion) so I looked at his code and coded my own version.
(NO LEECHING!)