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Some neat gump work ;)

Dian

Dian

Sorceror
Some neat gump work ;)

I wasnt going to, but i just love this so much i thought i would show the RunUO comunity as well ;)







Theres more to it as well, but you get the idea :)
 
Kiwi

Kiwi

Knight
gah it's not that hard to make something like that..
people, get off yer asses and learn gumps

Surely you have 10 minutes to spare
 
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soundwav

Guest
may not be hard for you but some of us dont even know how to program and need some help by example that is why i wish this to be shared. cause i dont know how to program but i am learning by trial and error looking over these scripts and trying to change them to fit what i like. but i havnt seen a script that changed the borders yet. maybe i over looked some i dont know.
 
Kiwi

Kiwi

Knight
It doesn't change the "borders"

It's a background with a black square tiled over it, then transparency added to it, to give the effect of borders
 
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Trajlin01

Guest
Hmm....

*writes down the procedure* excellent...excellent... *scurries off to develope*
 
Dian

Dian

Sorceror
gah it's not that hard to make something like that..
people, get off yer asses and learn gumps

Surely you have 10 minutes to spare
Click to expand...

10 mins?? Lazy arses?? wtf Kiwi, Are you os great that you never
needed help? Doh, nvm I have seen many of your posts..
ranging from "I am no scrippter" to making posts that sound like you
been scripting all your life. saying you will never play in
Trammel "EVER" Yet you seem to know plenty of the Tramell world..
kinda strange...

wtf is wrong with you that you need to insult people that dont know
how to do this stuff? I didnt know how either once, and still have a lot
to learn...
Sure its not too difficult to make a gump, but ease off those who have
no understanding, ok? :rolleyes:
 
Kiwi

Kiwi

Knight
No thanks. It's just the fact that people sit and complain on how they can't make anything like that, and how they need an example.
Um, the default help gump is an example.. maybe if you tried opening it up and toying with it? But that would make too much sense, sorry :(
 
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Phantom

Knight
Dian

Are those dragons your custom art work? Perhaps give some info how you made that? Example the gump ids? I know I could look them up but I don't even know which is which.


Note

Not asking for the script itself, just the inside story.
 
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Phantom

Knight
I see...

Alright

Thank You

I am really bad at doing the design itself lol. I can do the code, but the design nota.
 
Dian

Dian

Sorceror
In fact they are 10440 (left side) and 10441 (right side)
they are Images, not backgrounds. although you can use them in an AddBackground entry, but the 3d client has trouble viewing it that way, we found.
Unless you really want them re-sized, just use the AddImage( #, #, 10440); etc
:)
 
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soundwav

Guest
Kiwi yes the help gump is an example however if you know nothing about programing you dont know what to change and what not to change so it will still compile by seeing 2 completly different examples one can then compare them and see what should/can be changed and then learning from there.
 
Dian

Dian

Sorceror
A good way to learn gumps..
Take the RunUO/Scripts/Misc/TestCenter/HelpGump.cs

copy that one and rename it to say.. TestGump.cs
change the NameSpace to --> public class TestGump : Gump

then where it says..
if ( !args.Handled && args.Speech.ToUpper() == "HELP" )
chage to > if ( !args.Handled && args.Speech.ToUpper() == "TEST" )

then you can make a change to that gump, and start shard
Say "test" in game, look at your change..
Then say Help, and compare your new change, to the gump it started as. you should get the hang of it after awhile :)
 
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