set_hudmessage
native set_hudmessage(red = 200, green = 100, blue = 0, Float:x = -1.0, Float:y = 0.35, effects = 0, Float:fxtime = 6.0, Float:holdtime = 12.0, Float:fadeintime = 0.1, Float:fadeouttime = 0.2, channel = -1, alpha1 = 0, color2[4] = {255, 255, 250, 0});
| Parameter |
Description |
| red | Red component of hudmessage color |
| green | Green component of hudmessage color |
| blue | Blue component of hudmessage color |
| x | Location of the message on the x axis in percent |
| y | Location of the message on the y axis in percent |
| effects | Display effect |
| fxtime | Duration of the effect |
| holdtime | Time the message stays on screen |
| fadeintime | Time it takes the message to fully appear (fade-in) |
| fadeouttime | Time it takes the message to fully disappear (fade-out) |
| channel | Channel to use on the client |
| alpha1 | Alpha component of hudmessage color |
| color2[4] | Color 2 array {r,g,b,a} |
Sets display parameters for hudmessages.
As of AMXX 1.61, setting the channel to -1 will automatically choose
the next available HUD channel for the client.
There are four different HUD channels available on the client (1-4).
Sending a hudmessage to a channel will overwrite any existing messages
already displaying on that channel.
If you plan to create a permanent message, don't forget to specify a
specific channel to avoid possible flickering due to auto-channeling.
For the hudmessage coordinates x and y, -1.0 will center the message
on the respective axis.
These parameters stay until the next call to set_hudmessage overwrites
them. Multiple calls to show_hudmessage will therefore re-use the same
parameters. The parameters are not stored per-plugin, so other plugins
can overwrite them.
This function has no return value.