Screen.DrawLineFrame won't accept color string

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Re: Screen.DrawLineFrame won't accept color string

by Blue Shadow » Mon Mar 17, 2025 11:39 am

Here, the color parameter for DrawLineFrame uses the PARAM_COLOR macro (or whatever it's called), while Dim, just above, use PARAM_INT. Maybe that's what's causing the discrepancy...?

Re: Screen.DrawLineFrame won't accept color string

by Guest » Sun Mar 16, 2025 2:29 am

"FFFF0000" results in nothing being drawn as well. Perhaps some casting error in the internals of DrawLineFrame?

Re: Screen.DrawLineFrame won't accept color string

by Boondorl » Tue Mar 11, 2025 2:41 am

What happens if you use "FFFF0000" as the argument? A lot of things in GZDoom ignore the alpha argument on colors so it's possible the alpha is getting actually used here.

Screen.DrawLineFrame won't accept color string

by Guest » Sun Mar 09, 2025 5:33 am

Screen.Dim and the line drawing functions can be used with for example "FF0000" as the color argument. This does not work with screen.DrawLineFrame specifically.
doing Color col = color(255, 255, 0, 0) then supplying col to Screen.DrawLineFrame however does work.

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