Errr... no.
The setcolor command takes an int so you need to give it an int. At the moment you're giving it a string.
what do you mean by this?
If you have the values in string variables then cast them to int.
Maybe you should add some example code.
The setcolor command takes an int so you need to give it an int. At the moment you're giving it a string.
I probably wouldn't be able to put any , in it no?
what do you mean by this?
If you have the values in string variables then cast them to int.
Maybe you should add some example code.
SuperStrict Type ttest Field image:timage Field r:Int Field g:Int Field b:Int Function Create:ttest(image:TImage , red : Int , green:Int , blue:Int) Local temp:ttest = New ttest temp.image = image temp.r = red temp.g = green temp.b = blue Return temp End Function Method Draw() SetColor (r , g , b) DrawImage image , 0 , 0 End Method End Type Graphics 800 , 600 Local image:timage=LoadImage("max.png") Local mytest:ttest = ttest.Create(image , 255 , 0 , 255) While Not KeyHit(KEY_ESCAPE) Cls mytest.Draw Flip Wend