i am new to this
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i am new to this
ok i new to this so i dont know all the lingo yet, so i want to put my own text on g-force but i dont know how so could someone please tell me how?? TOE
TOE
In a script file use the StartTextOverlay() command. (This command may have been StartOverlayText() in older versions). The syntax used to be something like this.
StartTextOverlay( "TheTextString", TextSize, Duration, FadeDuration, XPos, YPos )
TheTextString is a string in quotes with C style codes to cause line breaks. For example "Line One\rLineTwo"
TextSize is an integer
Duration is number
FadeDuration is a number
XPos is a number (from -1 to 1)
YPos is a number (from -1 to 1)
Example:
StartTextOverlay( "Line One\rLine Two", 36, 13, 3, 0, -.8 );
StartTextOverlay( "TheTextString", TextSize, Duration, FadeDuration, XPos, YPos )
TheTextString is a string in quotes with C style codes to cause line breaks. For example "Line One\rLineTwo"
TextSize is an integer
Duration is number
FadeDuration is a number
XPos is a number (from -1 to 1)
YPos is a number (from -1 to 1)
Example:
StartTextOverlay( "Line One\rLine Two", 36, 13, 3, 0, -.8 );
StartTextOverlay() underwent a major revision in 3.5 -- check out "Script Command Reference.txt" in your Scripts folder for its spec.aks wrote:In a script file use the StartTextOverlay() command. (This command may have been StartOverlayText() in older versions). The syntax used to be something like this.
StartTextOverlay( "TheTextString", TextSize, Duration, FadeDuration, XPos, YPos )
TheTextString is a string in quotes with C style codes to cause line breaks. For example "Line One\rLineTwo"
TextSize is an integer
Duration is number
FadeDuration is a number
XPos is a number (from -1 to 1)
YPos is a number (from -1 to 1)
Example:
StartTextOverlay( "Line One\rLine Two", 36, 13, 3, 0, -.8 );
Andy