@Hydraxonn It would actually be dead simple to set individual colours for blips, seeing as you only have to use one native HUD::SET_BLIP_COLOUR. If the OP implements an ini file (or any config file other than .txt) as i commented above, custom blip colours would be ez pz.
Regarding adding blips, why not just add a hotkey that gets the location you're currently in when you press the key and automatically add it to a file? You could have the onscreen keyboard appear to give it a name and then add it to an ini file
@Rambosmother " @justsomeaussie could help us make this easier, but I don't know enough code to do it like Lefix simplefuel does ...yet! " I would suggest maybe looking into how to read/write ini files in Lua. Basically you could have it so when you're in an area you want a new location to be saved you can press a key then have it save the location to the ini file. Same goes if you want to remove a location, if you're in a currently set location, you can press a key and have it be deleted from the ini. Or you could even just use a simple text file https://www.tutorialspoint.com/lua/lua_file_io.htm.
@Audlawz You're a bit late to the party, buddy. Already cleared up my original comment. " I didn't see that in the description or in the video, hence the confusion."
@GTA Gamer YT It only checks the site once when you run the program. It's not intended to stay running in the background, you just open it to quickly check for an update.
Why'd you name it Uchiha Itachi? It's Itachi Uchiha
@Hydraxonn It would actually be dead simple to set individual colours for blips, seeing as you only have to use one native HUD::SET_BLIP_COLOUR. If the OP implements an ini file (or any config file other than .txt) as i commented above, custom blip colours would be ez pz.
Regarding adding blips, why not just add a hotkey that gets the location you're currently in when you press the key and automatically add it to a file? You could have the onscreen keyboard appear to give it a name and then add it to an ini file
[blipname]
x=123
y=123
z=123
Not to be harsh but what's the point of this if there's no objective? You're literally just sailing for no reason. At least add a purpose.
This is absolutely awesome. Nice work
@Rambosmother " @justsomeaussie could help us make this easier, but I don't know enough code to do it like Lefix simplefuel does ...yet! " I would suggest maybe looking into how to read/write ini files in Lua. Basically you could have it so when you're in an area you want a new location to be saved you can press a key then have it save the location to the ini file. Same goes if you want to remove a location, if you're in a currently set location, you can press a key and have it be deleted from the ini. Or you could even just use a simple text file https://www.tutorialspoint.com/lua/lua_file_io.htm.
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@Audlawz You're a bit late to the party, buddy. Already cleared up my original comment. " I didn't see that in the description or in the video, hence the confusion."
@GTA Gamer YT It only checks the site once when you run the program. It's not intended to stay running in the background, you just open it to quickly check for an update.
This is extremely weird. I really don't see why anyone would want this