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Nov 29 2002, 2:29 pm
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Hey, I asked this some time ago, but...I never got a clear answer, so I'm gonna ask again ^_^
How can you remove an rgb overlay without making all the overlays null? Like for instance...here's part of a code: var/hair='hair.dmi' hair+=rgb(usr.r,usr.g,usr.b) usr.overlays+=hair that's a coing snippet from game, but...it's using temporary vars, so I can't just simply remove the rgb like usr.overlays-=hair Anyone know a way? If you're still confused after reading it...(I'm not good at explaining things) contact me online at [email protected] Thanks, | |
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Nov 30 2002, 7:35 am
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Goku72
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Does anyone know the source of my problem that I described above?
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Well, I'm not quite sure what the problem is with that small of a code snippet, but I'll try my best to help you.
usr.overlays -= hair Try that. That is the most basic thing I could think of that would suit your needs | |
I don't use overlays much, so this might not work. Could you loop thru all the overlays, and get rid of all of the overlays that are 'hair.dmi', like:
<code> for(var/icon/I in usr.overlays) if(I.icon == 'hair.dmi') usr.overlays -= I </code> I didn't test that code. | |
Goku72 wants to remove the hair overlay at a later time, but he doesn't want to remove all overlays, just the hair one. Removing var/hair wouldn't work because var/hair isn't a global var.
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