Is this possible?

[BlackRayquaza]

Could you explain a bit more? the code you give me, it's not in my player.class file im using fabs btw

Look at what I wrote again, I explained how to find it.

[SPRAYxTHExPRAY]

Look at what I wrote again, I explained how to find it.

theres way over 200 stuff with the name -1 anything easier i can look for?

[BlackRayquaza]

theres way over 200 stuff with the name -1 anything easier i can look for?

TextureRedrawer
outlineGlow
-1
0xFF0000
16711680

They should be close to each other. You can post the code if you think youve found it, ill try to convert it for you.

[SPRAYxTHExPRAY]

TextureRedrawer
outlineGlow
-1
0xFF0000
16711680

They should be close to each other. You can post the code if you think youve found it, ill try to convert it for you.

oh right, well i've got the "16711680", am i meant to replace 16711680 with the code you said?

[BlackRayquaza]

oh right, well i've got the "16711680", am i meant to replace 16711680 with the code you said?

Changing that will change the glow's color. Paste the whole line (L## where ## = number). I guess you can tell me what client and ill look for it

[Quaesitum]

If you do what i wrote, you can make a command that does something like

player.Glowing = uint.Parse(args[0]);

Note: it wont be perm, you'd have to store it in the database for that

ayy big boii. player.Glowing is still a bool. You cannot do that. Also hiii <3

[Riigged]

ayy big boii. player.Glowing is still a bool. You cannot do that. Also hiii <3

its not a bool anymore if you do what he says correctly

[DimitriSavage]

ayy big boii. player.Glowing is still a bool. You cannot do that. Also hiii <3

I said the exact same thing XD but he is trying to make it so
IsUserInLegends(); = false = NoGlow
IsUserInLegends(); = true = Glowing = color = ChangeColor? = false = default color 0xFF0000(red)
IsUserInLegends(); = true = Glowing = color = ChangeColor? = true = color (anycolorcode)

the Original Poster wants to make a command that changes color but you will also need to add a case and switch in the client because the default color in the client is red and if you wanted other colors then you will need too add a variable that changes based on the packets - client request exchange

such as /glow blue and in the client it would change to 0x0000CC which would be blue
or /glow orange and it would change in the client respectively

so in conclusion bool != uint but you can just make a case and switch statement based on packets with the variables being changed by the packets received

 

Command /glow

/glow red would make you glow red
/glow blue would make you glow blue
/glow orange would make you glow orange
but you need to add the color integers into the client and have a variable change based on packets received from the server so it can change colors accordingly

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its not a bool anymore if you do what he says correctly

It was never a bool in the first place he just wants to make a case and switch with the packets sent by the server so it can change colors accordingly

[Quaesitum]

its not a bool anymore if you do what he says correctly

It's weird that I just tried it and it gave a convert error. hmmmm enlighten me? I clearly don't understand what he's trying to say.
Edit: MB. Didn't see his post above about declaring them as uint.

[BlackRayquaza]

ayy big boii. player.Glowing is still a bool. You cannot do that. Also hiii <3

Change _2v to an uint, both on the client and server (you can also rename it to Glow or something).

I said the exact same thing XD but he is trying to make it so
IsUserInLegends(); = false = NoGlow
IsUserInLegends(); = true = Glowing = color = ChangeColor? = false = default color 0xFF0000(red)
IsUserInLegends(); = true = Glowing = color = ChangeColor? = true = color (anycolorcode)

the Original Poster wants to make a command that changes color but you will also need to add a case and switch in the client because the default color in the client is red and if you wanted other colors then you will need too add a variable that changes based on the packets - client request exchange

such as /glow blue and in the client it would change to 0x0000CC which would be blue
or /glow orange and it would change in the client respectively

so in conclusion bool != uint but you can just make a case and switch statement based on packets with the variables being changed by the packets received

I never said it was a bool. Also why would you make a switch case, if you can just tell the color directly.

[DimitriSavage]

I never said it was a bool. Also why would you make a switch case, if you can just tell the color directly.

switch case because the packets doesn't send color it sends signals and the packets are variables

packet 1 = red
packet 2 = blue
packet 3 = black
etc...

[BlackRayquaza]

switch case because the packets doesn't send color it sends signals and the packets are variables

packet 1 = red
packet 2 = blue
packet 3 = black
etc...

You dont get what I mean, at all. Also, there is no packet that tells the client about what color glow is, or whatever it should be on or not. If the server does NOT send -1 for the statdata Glowing/LegendaryRank (59 if I remember correctly), you will get the glow, statdata gets send with the NewTick packet.