Hi everyone, I need some help. Do you know how I can get the damage numbers to appear in this format? Can anyone give me a hand?
colors of damage received
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In engine\I_Effect.cpp a list of texture files client\texture\effect for symbols is specified
If this is your character, then 2 is added to the texture name, for example addblood2, subblood2, addsp2
The texture consists of 12 characters (0123456789+-). The easiest way to change the display is to replace these textures.
CreateSpliteTexture(12, 1) — 12 columns, 1 row. UV of each character = 1/12 of the texture width:
The pixel size of the file (subblood.tga, etc.) is not read anywhere in the code — the engine divides the texture into 12 equal parts along U.
The size of one digit on the screen (worldwide):
C++:
s_string str[] =
{
"addblood", //healing
"subblood", //damage
"addsp",
"subsp",
"addblood",
"subblood",
"bao",
"submiss",
};If this is your character, then 2 is added to the texture name, for example addblood2, subblood2, addsp2
C++:
if(!bmain)
{
sprintf(psName,"%s",str[_iTextureID].c_str());
}
else
{
sprintf(psName,"%s2",str[_iTextureID].c_str());
}The texture consists of 12 characters (0123456789+-). The easiest way to change the display is to replace these textures.
CreateSpliteTexture(12, 1) — 12 columns, 1 row. UV of each character = 1/12 of the texture width:
C++:
void CTexList::CreateSpliteTexture(int iRow, int iColnum)
{
m_wTexCount = iRow * iColnum;
float fw = 1.0f / iRow;
float fh = 1.0f / iColnum;The size of one digit on the screen (worldwide):
C++:
float fx = 0.5f; //quad width 1.0 world unit
float fy = 0.7f; //Height 1.4
// ...
t_SEffVer[0].m_SPos = D3DXVECTOR3(-fx, -fy, 0);
// ...
t_SEffVer[2].m_SPos = D3DXVECTOR3(fx, fy, 0);