Dialog (Moving)

[N939 10]

Hi

I have one question: "is it possible for example to drive a car while a dialog is displayed ?"

Cheers max

Edited March 28, 2010 by N939

[Fusion_Marduc 10]

Hi,

I'm also looking for an answer to this question.

On biki I read "Dialogs are parent containers for the actual controls it contains. Their definition contains several properties on the controls it contains, how the dialog can be addressed, and whether or not the player is able to continue regular movement while the dialog is shown.".

Well, I want to gain that the player is able to continue moving while the dialog is show but I can't find how to do it.

Does anyone know what property to set.

Regards,

Fusion_Marduc

[Bon 12]

http://forums.bistudio.com/showthread.php?t=80392

[Fusion_Marduc 10]

Thanks for this answer.

Works fine so far. The only downside seems to be that control values can't be set like this. I used 'cutRsc' to instantiate my dialog object.

ctrlSetText[<idc>,'Text']; doesn't seem to work.

Is this true or is there another way of achieving this.

[Deadfast 43]

((findDisplay IDD_number) displayCtrl IDC_number) ctrlSetText "Text";

[Fusion_Marduc 10]

Thx Deadfast,

Big step forward. But keep getting the 'does not support serialization' error.

I use a separate sqf for instantiating the dialog with cutRsc. Tried to set disableSerialization at the beginning but no succes.

I can use the global var set in the dialog def - onLoad = "dlgVar = (_this select 0);";

(dlgVar displayCtrl 701) ctrlSetText "test"; is working too.

How to get rid of the error message?

[jw custom 56]

Oops, just noticed you already tried disableSerialization, sorry.

[Fusion_Marduc 10]

Got it working so I wanted to share that in this thread.

Some code snippets.

In the dialog definition:

class HUD {
   idd = 700;
   movingEnable = false;
   movingEnabled = false;
   duration = 10000;
   onLoad = "uiNamespace setVariable ['dlgHud',_this select 0]";
   controlsBackground[] = {};
   controls[] = {
         "ScoreField",
         "Indicator01",
         "Indicator02",

         etc....

Initiating the dialog and interacting with it:

disableSerialization;

cutRsc ["HUD","plain"];

((uiNamespace getVariable 'dlgHud') displayCtrl 711) ctrlSetBackgroundColor noDammageColor;

((uiNamespace getVariable 'dlgHud') displayCtrl 701) ctrlSetText format["%1",pointsScored];