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"hyperlink" variable strings in mw?
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| Sgbarter
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| Sun 31 Aug 2008 02:22 AM (UTC) |
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| Thanks to some help from people here I have made a miniwindow that grabs quest information. It's very similar to the one Nick made (for Aardwolf) but it cuts up the display and does it like this:
Quest Mob: smelly mutt
Room name: The dawg house
Area name: Pet Store
My next idea was to do hotspots for certain words, for example if I click on the name of the area it could try to run to that area, or use a portal. Or click on the mob's name to hunt to the mob. My understanding of hotspots is that it can only be given to a fixed position, and since the area name (or other variables) will change I can't figure out how to do this?
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| Posted by
| Nick Gammon
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| Reply #1 on Sun 31 Aug 2008 03:16 AM (UTC) |
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| It certainly can be done, I am working on something that makes hyperlinks on text in arbitrary positions.
Basically, when you do WindowText you must know the x and y position of the text.
The WindowText function returns the length, so you now know the finishing x position (by adding to the start x position).
Then WindowFontInfo (fontid, 1) returns the height, so you know the depth - add that to the y position to get the ending y position. Put that all together and you have the rectangle for the hotspot. |
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