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<blockquote data-quote="NotoriousJameson" data-source="post: 407678" data-attributes="member: 65480"><p>Did you do it like he says in the file itself? </p><p>Your code</p><p>[CODE]CUConfig.Tags["admin"] = { -- Group name in the ""</p><p> Color( (0, 8, 255 ), -- The color of the tag</p><p> "Administrator", -- What to display in the tag</p><p> color_white, -- The brackets color of the tag</p><p> Color( 255, 255, 255 ) -- Chat color, or if you don't want a specific chat color, use 'false' (WILL NOT OVVERIDE /advert CHAT COLOR!)</p><p>}[/CODE]</p><p>His code</p><p>[CODE]CUConfig.Tags["admin"] = {</p><p> Color( 255, 94, 94 ),</p><p> "Admin",</p><p> color_white,</p><p> false</p><p>}</p><p>You copied the part where it has all the words, which is not needed, so what you need to do for yours is use the one afterwards </p><p></p><p>In short try doing this instead:</p><p>[CODE]CUConfig.Tags["user"] = {</p><p> Color(0, 63, 255),</p><p> "V7N",</p><p> color_white,</p><p> false</p><p>}</p><p>^ Use this as the format for each username, color rank ect, not the first one.[/CODE]</p><p>CUConfig.Tags["user"] = {</p><p> Color(138, 138, 138),</p><p> "Guest",</p><p> color_white,</p><p> false</p><p>}[/CODE]</p><p>[doublepost=1492956961,1492956886][/doublepost]</p><p>False represents this: -- Chat color, or if you don't want a specific chat color, use 'false' (WILL NOT OVVERIDE /advert CHAT</p><p>[doublepost=1492957107][/doublepost]</p><p>If you want a specific chat color use true</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NotoriousJameson, post: 407678, member: 65480"] Did you do it like he says in the file itself? Your code [CODE]CUConfig.Tags["admin"] = { -- Group name in the "" Color( (0, 8, 255 ), -- The color of the tag "Administrator", -- What to display in the tag color_white, -- The brackets color of the tag Color( 255, 255, 255 ) -- Chat color, or if you don't want a specific chat color, use 'false' (WILL NOT OVVERIDE /advert CHAT COLOR!) }[/CODE] His code [CODE]CUConfig.Tags["admin"] = { Color( 255, 94, 94 ), "Admin", color_white, false } You copied the part where it has all the words, which is not needed, so what you need to do for yours is use the one afterwards In short try doing this instead: [CODE]CUConfig.Tags["user"] = { Color(0, 63, 255), "V7N", color_white, false } ^ Use this as the format for each username, color rank ect, not the first one.[/CODE] CUConfig.Tags["user"] = { Color(138, 138, 138), "Guest", color_white, false }[/CODE] [doublepost=1492956961,1492956886][/doublepost] False represents this: -- Chat color, or if you don't want a specific chat color, use 'false' (WILL NOT OVVERIDE /advert CHAT [doublepost=1492957107][/doublepost] If you want a specific chat color use true [/QUOTE]
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