[frickentrevor]

How would I write a menu via Chat Trigget for the sm_colorme command in the FuncommandsX plugin? I know there is an option to print out a list using sm_colorizecolors, but what about for non admins trying to pick out a color?

This is what I have so far, and I am new to this

public OnPluginStart()
{
	RegConsoleCmd("Command_SmColorMe", Command_SmColorMe);
}
 
public MenuHandler1(Handle:menu, MenuAction:action, param1, param2)
{
	// If an option was selected, tell the client about the item.
	if (action == MenuAction_Select)
	{
		new String:info[32];
		new bool:found = GetMenuItem(menu, param2, info, sizeof(info));
		for (new c = 0; c < sizeof(g_sTColors); c++) 
		{
			//generate list of colors
			AddMenuItem(menu, g_sTColors[c], g_sTColors[c]);		
		}
	
	}
	// If the menu has ended, destroy it
	else (action == MenuAction_End)
	{
		CloseHandle(menu);
	}
}


public Action:Command_SmColorMe(client, args)
{
	decl String:color[65];
	new bool:colorFound;
	
	if( !GetConVarInt(cvar_SelfColorize) )
	{	
		ReplyToCommand(client, "[SM] You do not have access to this command");
		return Plugin_Handled;	
	}
	
	
	if (args < 1)
	{


	// Possibly display the menu here

	new Handle:menu = CreateMenu(MenuHandler1);
	SetMenuTitle(menu, "Do you like apples?");
	AddMenuItem(menu, "yes", "Yes");
	AddMenuItem(menu, "no", "No");
	SetMenuExitButton(menu, false);
	DisplayMenu(menu, client, 20);
 
	return Plugin_Handled;


	}	

	//get command arguments
	GetCmdArg(1, color, sizeof(color));
	
	//check for random color
	if(StrEqual("random", color, false))
	{
		colorFound = true;			
		PerformColorize(client, client, GetRandomInt(0,(sizeof(g_sTColors) -1 )) );
	}
	else
	{	
		//iterate colors	
		for (new c = 0; c < sizeof(g_sTColors); c++) 
		{
			//if we match requested color, colorize all targets found and break
			if (StrEqual(g_sTColors[c],color,false)) 
			{
				colorFound = true;			
				PerformColorize(client, client, c);
				
				break;
			}
		}
	}
	

	return Plugin_Handled;
}

[frickentrevor]

Hello?

[xerox8521]

Well if that should be only an admin only command you can use RegAdminCmd

PHP Code:

RegAdminCmd(const String:cmd[],ConCmd:callback,adminflags,const String:description[]="",const String:group[]="",flags=0); 


[minimoney1]

Why are you asking them if they like apples if you want a menu with colors...?
This seems like a huge copy and paste from the existing plugins and wiki entries.
Make a global array of strings listing the color names and pair it with a global array of arrays of ints that has the color RGBA in it.

[frickentrevor]

Originally Posted by minimoney1 Make a global array of strings listing the color names and pair it with a global array of arrays of ints that has the color RGBA in it.

English please

I did copy and paste parts of this, and I know you guys hate that, but its just a start for me and I am planing to re-write it all. Dont worry im not planning to steal/copy/whatever.

Again, im trying to add a non-admin menu to the FuncommandsX plugin. Currently when a non admin types "!colorme" the plugin spits out "[SM] Usage: sm_colorme <color>". Instead I would like to have a menu pop up so the user isnt typing in random colors.

I have this plugin on my server and people have attempted to color themselves from "Rainbow" to "Pink as hell"

Anyways the code has been updated

public OnPluginStart()
{
	RegConsoleCmd("Command_SmColorMenu", Command_SmColorMe);
}
 
public MenuHandler1(Handle:menu, MenuAction:action, param1, param2)
{
	// If an option was selected, tell the client about the item.
	if (action == MenuAction_Select)
	{
		new String:info[32];
		new bool:found = GetMenuItem(menu, param2, info, sizeof(info));
		for (new c = 0; c < sizeof(g_sTColors); c++) 
		{
			//generate list of colors
			AddMenuItem(menu, g_sTColors[c], g_sTColors[c]);		
		}
	
	}
	// If the menu has ended, destroy it
	else (action == MenuAction_End)
	{
		CloseHandle(menu);
	}
}


public Action:Command_SmColorMenu(client, args)
{
	decl String:color[65];
	new bool:colorFound;
	
	if( !GetConVarInt(cvar_SelfColorize) )
	{	
		ReplyToCommand(client, "[SM] You do not have access to this command");
		return Plugin_Handled;	
	}
	
	
	if (args < 1)
	{

	new Handle:menu = CreateMenu(MenuHandler_Colorize);
	
	decl String:title[100];
	Format(title, sizeof(title), "%T:", "Colorize player", client);
	SetMenuTitle(menu, title);
	SetMenuExitBackButton(menu, true);
	
	AddTargetsToMenu(menu, client, true, false);
	
	DisplayMenu(menu, client, MENU_TIME_FOREVER);

	}	

	//get command arguments
	GetCmdArg(1, color, sizeof(color));
	
	//check for random color
	if(StrEqual("random", color, false))
	{
		colorFound = true;			
		PerformColorize(client, client, GetRandomInt(0,(sizeof(g_sTColors) -1 )) );
	}
	else
	{	
		//iterate colors	
		for (new c = 0; c < sizeof(g_sTColors); c++) 
		{
			//if we match requested color, colorize all targets found and break
			if (StrEqual(g_sTColors[c],color,false)) 
			{
				colorFound = true;			
				PerformColorize(client, client, c);
				
				break;
			}
		}
	}
	

	return Plugin_Handled;
}

[minimoney1]

Originally Posted by frickentrevor <snip>

You could do this two ways.
One would be to hook sm_colorme and take over if there are no arguments.
The other is to create a whole new command.
I would imagine it being something like this, with the former method:

PHP Code:

new g_iColors[26][4] = 
{
    {255, 255, 255, 255}, 
    {0, 0, 0, 192},
    {255, 0, 0, 192},
    {0, 255, 0, 192},
    {0, 0, 255, 192},
    {255, 255, 0, 192}, 
    {255, 0, 255, 192}, 
    {0, 255, 255, 192}, 
    {255, 128, 0, 192}, 
    {255, 0, 128, 192}, 
    {128, 255, 0, 192}, 
    {0, 255, 128, 192}, 
    {128, 0, 255, 192}, 
    {0, 128, 255, 192}, 
    {192, 192, 192, 255}, 
    {210, 105, 30, 255}, 
    {139, 69, 19, 255}, 
    {75, 0, 130, 255}, 
    {248, 248, 255, 255}, 
    {216, 191, 216, 255}, 
    {240, 248, 255, 255}, 
    {70, 130, 180, 255}, 
    {0, 128, 128, 255},    
    {255, 215, 0, 255}, 
    {210, 180, 140, 255}, 
    {255, 99, 71, 255}
};

new String:g_strColorNames[26][] =
{
    "color_normal",
    "color_black",
    "color_red",
    "color_green",
    "color_blue",
    "color_yellow",
    "color_purple",
    "color_cyan",
    "color_orange",
    "color_pink",
    "color_olive",
    "color_lime",
    "color_violet",
    "color_lightblue",
    "color_silver",
    "color_chocolate",
    "color_saddlebrown",
    "color_indigo",
    "color_ghostwhite",
    "color_thistle",
    "color_aliceblue",
    "color_steelblue",
    "color_teal",
    "color_gold",
    "color_tan",
    "color_tomato"
}

public OnPluginStart()
{
    AddCommandListener(Command_ColorMe, "sm_colorme");
}
 
public MenuHandler_Colorize(Handle:menu, MenuAction:action, param1, param2)
{
    if (action == MenuAction_End)
    {
        CloseHandle(menu);
    }
    else if (action == MenuAction_Select)
    {
        decl String:num[8];
        GetMenuItem(menu, param2, num, sizeof(num));
        new c = StringToInt(num);
        SetEntityRenderColor(param1, g_iColors[c][0], g_iColors[c][1], g_iColors[c][2], g_iColors[c][3]);
        PrintToChat(param1, "[SM] Your color has been set to: %s", g_strColorNames[c]);
    }
}

stock AddColors(Handle:menu)
{
    decl String:num[8];
    for (new i = 0; i < sizeof(g_strColorNames); i++)
    {
        IntToString(i, num, sizeof(num));
        AddMenuItem(menu, num, g_strColorNames[i]);
    }
}

public Action:Command_ColorMe(client, const String:command[], args)
{
    
    if (args < 1)
    {
        new Handle:menu = CreateMenu(MenuHandler_Colorize);
        
        SetMenuTitle(menu, "Colorize Me");
        SetMenuExitBackButton(menu, true);
        
        AddColors(menu);
        
        DisplayMenu(menu, client, MENU_TIME_FOREVER);
        PrintToChat(client, "[SM] Your colorize menu has been opened.");
        return Plugin_Handled;
    }   

    return Plugin_Continue;
} 


[frickentrevor]

Thanks for helping

I attached the code bellow and added the default #includes. Although it may not compile online because of the #include <colors>, I wasn't sure if that was needed or not but I included it anyways

[minimoney1]

Originally Posted by frickentrevor Thanks for helping I attached the code bellow and added the default #includes. Although it may not compile online because of the #include <colors>, I wasn't sure if that was needed or not but I included it anyways

It wont compile locally either because of some errors.
Here, I have modified it to use the FuncommandsX plugin for the color names.
I have also made it so it compiles (both online and locally).

Also, keep in mind that the colors library is never necessary. If you don't use any CPrintToChat(All)(Ex) stocks, then you will probably not need #include <colors>

[frickentrevor]

Thanks again