Zyriantdtx
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- Nov 27, 2014
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For ingame, I've seen retros where the staff team and VIPs get coloured usernames, and I'd like to do it to mine. Does anyone have the code to do it? Thanks.
[Req] Coloured Names
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JayC
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- Aug 8, 2013
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has nothing to do with newest production just so you know
Brad
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you can add it to the SWF, but it will be easier to upgrade to anything newer than 201604 build which includes Chat colours as default. then just add checks in public void OnChat() in RoomUser to check if the message contains the colours if they're not VIP. pretty simple.
Jaden
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- Aug 24, 2014
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RSA Keys rarely change because mainly everyone uses Joopie's encryption with preset RSA keys.
An easier way of doing it would be using the @color@ tags that come with the an updated version of a March 2016 release or newer. But if you're not on that build you just use HTML <font> tag.
Notice that when I did this some user's had browsers that didn't support the <font> HTML tag so they saw username's like this "<font color='green'>Jaden</font>"
I think you can check whether a user has a certain browser that supports the HTML tag by reading the data provided by the GetClientVersionEvent (official name: ClientVariables) packet which tells the session's browser info and a few other things related to that.
Figure out where your emulator handles chat messages if you're using Plus that method will most likely be Chat(), not including function parameters.
You wanna send back the UpdateUsernameComposer along with the new username with HTML tags before sending the Shout or Chat composer, then after sending the Chat composer you want to send the UpdateUsernameComposer again along with the old username without the HTML tags.
