Change color of Subtitles

[foxtin 15]

 BIS_fnc_showSubtitle

 

will make a subtitle that looks like this: 

 

But because in my mission you play as a CSAT viper, I would like the blue Dragon to turn Red. 

["Dragon", "NATO forces are in the AO."] call BIS_fnc_showSubtitle; This is my code please help and thanks.

 

[JasperRab 26]

["<t color='#FF0000'>Dragon", "NATO forces are in the AO."] call BIS_fnc_showSubtitle;

removing the:

</t>

behind "Dragon" also does the double dot thing ( : ) else it would have been blue.

[foxtin 15]

Thanks

[JasperRab 26]

Like i said in my post above,

 

removing the:

</t>

behind "Dragon" also does the double dot thing ( : ) else it would have been blue.

[R3vo 2654]

The colour cannot be changed, it's predefined in BIS_fnc_showSubtitle. However, you could use this:

 

https://forums.bistudio.com/topic/192421-release-simple-conversation-script-apex-edition/

[JasperRab 26]

The colour cannot be changed, it's predefined in BIS_fnc_showSubtitle. However, you could use this:

 

https://forums.bistudio.com/topic/192421-release-simple-conversation-script-apex-edition/

 

You can change the colours, You will just overwrite the original colour (blue) with your own colour (red in this case).

[lexx 1363]

What R3vo means is, that you can't simply change the color when using the official BIS function. If you clone it / make your own / use the version from R3vo, of course you can overwrite the color there.

 

/Edit: I've just read up the post above. :> Yeah, ofc this works. But is only useful if you got but a hand full of lines, imo. For lots of text, I'd still modify the function.

[theend3r 83]

What R3vo means is, that you can't simply change the color when using the official BIS function. If you clone it / make your own / use the version from R3vo, of course you can overwrite the color there.

You can, JasperRab's solution works.

 

Edit:

/Edit: I've just read up the post above. :> Yeah, ofc this works. But is only useful if you got but a hand full of lines, imo. For lots of text, I'd still modify the function.

Why? Just save the "<t color='#FF0000'>Dragon" in a variable, it makes no difference. Unless you want to write the name in random rainbow colors ofc.

[lexx 1363]

Yeh, that's true.

 

 

By the way - the blue color isn't meant to be the side color, but the channel color (Side Channel). I've toyed around with changing the color by side too, but then it becomes inconsistent with the chat log in the bottom left corner, which made me revert the changes and just keep it with the defaut.