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JetpackLover Registered 01/03/2007 Points 212	7th March, 2011 at 06:03:57 - I'm trying to change "simple mask" to different colors based on an alterable string. For example if string is "p1" change simple mask to green or if string is "p2" change simple mask to pink. Furthermore I tried that and its not giving me the right colors based on the value I enter. This is exactly what I do Alterable string ="p1" set effect "Simple mask" set effect parameter "fc" 0,255,00 Should be green right? It's not it's straight black. Is there a different layout? Alterable string ="p2" set effect "Simple mask" set effect parameter "fc" 255,0,255 Should be magenta but it is not it's Red. Is there more information it needs? I even tried setting the visibility "ffade" to 1 but that didn't help matters. I thought it might be because I already had simple mask set up to the object so I took that off and still the same problem. Anyone know how to work the simple mask parameters?? http://www.invincibletime.com/ Devlog for HD MMF Game Omulus. Check it out because it's gonna be awesome. http://omulus.tumblr.com/ Follow me on the twitters https://twitter.com/JetpackLover
nim Registered 17/05/2002 Points 7234	7th March, 2011 at 08:42:44 - Just a suggestion (I haven't tried this) but try using RGB(0,255,0) instead of just putting in 0,255,0. Working with colours in MMF has stumped me a couple of times and both times it was because I forgot to put the colour inside the RGB() function. //
JetpackLover Registered 01/03/2007 Points 212	7th March, 2011 at 14:34:00 - Awww man no dice. I thought that would work too. I wish I could find an example just so I can see how it's done. http://www.invincibletime.com/ Devlog for HD MMF Game Omulus. Check it out because it's gonna be awesome. http://omulus.tumblr.com/ Follow me on the twitters https://twitter.com/JetpackLover
Sketchy Cornwall UK Registered 06/11/2004 Points 1971	7th March, 2011 at 16:48:58 - It's exactly what Nim said. eg. For a pink mask, you'd say: Set effect parameter "fC" to RGB(255,0,255) n/a
JetpackLover Registered 01/03/2007 Points 212	8th March, 2011 at 03:11:57 - I tried that and it sytax errored on me. Edited by JetpackLover http://www.invincibletime.com/ Devlog for HD MMF Game Omulus. Check it out because it's gonna be awesome. http://omulus.tumblr.com/ Follow me on the twitters https://twitter.com/JetpackLover
Eternal Man [EE] Pitied the FOO Registered 18/01/2007 Points 2955	8th March, 2011 at 04:03:13 - I don't have a clue and I've never tried, but couldn't you use GetRGB()? Eternal Entertainment's Code'n'Art Man E_E = All Indie ...actually Ell Endie, but whatever.
Jacob! Registered 17/06/2011 Points 153	12th March, 2011 at 07:53:07 - GetRGB() is the correct syntax. The way it works is by multiplicative property r65536 g256 b And adds them together. Have you even been far as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

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