Example: I want a text on a label to appear when ag1 is activated and disappear on deactivation
@KudaOni this is alpha
@SILVERPANZER I understand the color codes yes, but how about these parts(Highlighted by bold): <color=#FFFFFF{Activate1? "FF":"00"}>Text
@KudaOni The coding is quite simple using the formula:
<color=#FFFFFFFF>
The first two digits are responsible for the color red
The second two digits are for green.
The third two digits are for blue.
The last two digits are responsible for alpha (transparency).
Each character can take the following values: 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, or A,B,C,D,E,F.
@KudaOni In short, this HEX color code element can be replaced with 99.
@SILVERPANZER can I get an explanation as to what the "FF" does?
@SILVERPANZER thanks, did work
<alpha=#{Activate1? "FF":"00"}>Text or <color=#FFFFFF{Activate1? "FF":"00"}>Text or {Activate1? "Text":" "}
@KudaOni this is alpha
@SILVERPANZER I understand the color codes yes, but how about these parts(Highlighted by bold): <color=#FFFFFF{Activate1? "FF":"00"}>Text
@KudaOni The coding is quite simple using the formula:
<color=#FFFFFFFF>
The first two digits are responsible for the color red
The second two digits are for green.
The third two digits are for blue.
The last two digits are responsible for alpha (transparency).
Each character can take the following values: 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, or A,B,C,D,E,F.
@KudaOni In short, this HEX color code element can be replaced with 99.
@SILVERPANZER can I get an explanation as to what the "FF" does?
@SILVERPANZER thanks, did work
<alpha=#{Activate1? "FF":"00"}>Text
or
<color=#FFFFFF{Activate1? "FF":"00"}>Text
or
{Activate1? "Text":" "}