showimg on top of gui window

[Pelikano]

Originally Posted by Crow

Controls are added to GraalControl by default. I'd be very grateful if you could just stop posting about things you apparently don't know jack about.

Controls are only added to GraalControl by default if you do:

PHP Code:

  new GuiShowImgCtrl("SomeImg") {
    x = 50;
    y = 50;
    width = 71;
    height = 96;
    image = "era_sam_hiddencard.png";
    visible = true;
  } 


But, if you do it like the OP and create a GuiShowImgCtrl object first, then set it's attributes you have to add it to GraalControl manually:

PHP Code:

  temp.guiImage = new GuiShowImgCtrl("SomeImg");
  guiImage.x = 50;
  guiImage.y = 50;
  guiImage.width = 71;
  guiImage.height = 96;
  guiImage.image = "era_sam_hiddencard.png";
  guiImage.visible = true;
  // Will not show! 


Test it yourself. I'd be very grateful if you'd stop being totally arrogant and obviously you are the one who has no idea in this case.

[Crow]

Originally Posted by Pelikano

Test it yourself.

I did in the past and I still have some code running somewhere where I do it just like the OP. It works either way and is added to GraalControl by default.

[salesman]

Originally Posted by Pelikano

Controls are only added to GraalControl by default if you do:

PHP Code:

  new GuiShowImgCtrl("SomeImg") {
    x = 50;
    y = 50;
    width = 71;
    height = 96;
    image = "era_sam_hiddencard.png";
    visible = true;
  } 


But, if you do it like the OP and create a GuiShowImgCtrl object first, then set it's attributes you have to add it to GraalControl manually:

PHP Code:

  temp.guiImage = new GuiShowImgCtrl("SomeImg");
  guiImage.x = 50;
  guiImage.y = 50;
  guiImage.width = 71;
  guiImage.height = 96;
  guiImage.image = "era_sam_hiddencard.png";
  guiImage.visible = true;
  // Will not show! 


Test it yourself. I'd be very grateful if you'd stop being totally arrogant and obviously you are the one who has no idea in this case.

The first case will create a new GuiControl and assign it to a global variable called SomeImg.
In the second case, you're creating a new GuiControl and just assigning it to a temporary variable.

I don't have RC anywhere and haven't tried anything (so I'm not saying you're wrong), but both cases are just creating a new object. It seems silly that the two cases would be treated differently...

[Pelikano]

Originally Posted by salesman

The first case will create a new GuiControl and assign it to a global variable called SomeImg.
In the second case, you're creating a new GuiControl and just assigning it to a temporary variable.

I don't have RC anywhere and haven't tried anything (so I'm not saying you're wrong), but both cases are just creating a new object. It seems silly that the two cases would be treated differently...

try it out homie

[Crow]

Originally Posted by Pelikano

Just place the code I supplied inside some weapon and try it out

Originally Posted by Crow

I did in the past and I still have some code running somewhere where I do it just like the OP.

Guess what.

[Pelikano]

Originally Posted by Pelikano

Controls are only added to GraalControl by default if you do:

PHP Code:

  new GuiShowImgCtrl("SomeImg") {
    x = 50;
    y = 50;
    width = 71;
    height = 96;
    image = "era_sam_hiddencard.png";
    visible = true;
  } 


But, if you do it like the OP and create a GuiShowImgCtrl object first, then set it's attributes you have to add it to GraalControl manually:

PHP Code:

  temp.guiImage = new GuiShowImgCtrl("SomeImg");
  guiImage.x = 50;
  guiImage.y = 50;
  guiImage.width = 71;
  guiImage.height = 96;
  guiImage.image = "era_sam_hiddencard.png";
  guiImage.visible = true;
  // Will not show! 


nothing at all, same thing