Is there a way to change the text written on a skin button or label in-game?
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Mar 22 2012, 6:58 am
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Gamer95
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yes, by going into your .dmf file that's used for the interface with the button or label included and click for edit the button you created, then go to the appearance tab.
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Lige wrote:
He's looking for a way to do this in-game... winset(player, "window.button", "text='Oh hai der'") Oh, thanks for the correction. I didn't read that correctly. | |
Can you also change the command?
winset(src, "window.button", "command=This()") That's just how I think it would be done if possible. | |
Yes, you can change the command in-game. I believe what you just said is one way to do it, but I could be wrong; still waking up and haven't done that in a while, heh. Anyway, if you haven't seen this yet it may help. http://www.byond.com/docs/ref/skinparams.html
Provides a lot more info on what options you have with skins/interfaces. | |
Commands are linked to verbs by name, using the same syntax as the old input command-line. So to call the verb Kick(), you would set the command to "Kick". To call Teleport_To_City(), you would set the command to "Teleport-To-City" (Note that the hyphens are used in place of spaces). If you want to pass an argument to a verb, just put it after the verb name: "Choose-Number 6" would call the Choose_Number() verb and pass it 6 as the first argument. You can call multiple verbs in one command by using a newline, but there's a bug of sorts so you have to follow the instructions here.
Also, don't forget to surround the value in quotes. | |
Yea I tried it out and it seems what I thought could happen was actually correct. Also thanks for the information DarkCampainger I was wondering why I couldn't use spaces in verb names.
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