Post: #1

Hi all,

I would like to make the following text


as a normal text (grey normal font) but if i try to change the specification (@,,2) i get only the number of the cliloc.
How to do?

Post: #2

message color @946 is normal gray text, try it out.

Post: #3

Message <Def0.Cliloc_blabla> ?
you can also try MESSAGEUA (http://wiki.sphere.torfo.org/index.php/Characters)

Post: #4

(07-26-2014 10:41 AM)Feeh Wrote:  Message <Def0.Cliloc_blabla> ?

<Def0.Cliloc_blabla> is the number of the cliloc; i also mean need the normal font (the same as "message hello world" for example).

Post: #5

so what's wrong with
Message @946,,2 <Def0.Cliloc_blabla> ?

Post: #6

See the difference?
I would like to have the cliloc message with the same font and color as normal message.

Post: #7

Did you try only @946?

Post: #8

(07-27-2014 01:15 AM)Extreme Wrote:  Did you try only @946?

Yes and i got a message with the right color but with the cliloc number instead of corresponding text.

Post: #9

(07-26-2014 06:11 PM)Rizz Wrote:  

(07-26-2014 10:41 AM)Feeh Wrote:  Message <Def0.Cliloc_blabla> ?

<Def0.Cliloc_blabla> is the number of the cliloc; i also mean need the normal font (the same as "message hello world" for example).

Ahh got it.
Well, AFAIR you can't. If is fully client sided
There is two font packages on the client, each one with 9 different fonts styles.
When you send the cliloc, client will pick the UNICODE package and when you send the text, client picks the ASCII one, which contains the old-school fonts you want

I can't remember exactly if you can play with packets to get this working; if it worth the time you can pick the packet table description and see what you get; but again, AFAIR this is not possible

Post: #10

Should i write and replace all messages by myself instead of using cliloc?