I heard something previously about modified colours, but I have no idea how to make use of it.

 

Any quick snippet example should be enough, thanks.

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that just happened.

 

 

 

 

that just happened.

 

 

Yeah but how m9, i havent seen anything in the API bout it

Have you looked at a rock using the debugger on the client?

You can view all the info about it, and then figure out a unique identifier that will distinguish rocks without needing any id.

You are on the right track you just need to figure out how to use it.

Try finding it in your IDE. 

 

I believe in you tom tom.

Have you looked at a rock using the debugger on the client?

You can view all the info about it, and then figure out a unique identifier that will distinguish rocks without needing any id.

You are on the right track you just need to figure out how to use it.

Try finding it in your IDE. 

 

I believe in you tom tom.

 

I code in notepad bro i need spoon feeding. I can see the modified colors with the entity debugger, but now im stuck and cbf flicking through shit

 

 

fuk dont tell me its 

obj.getDefinition().getModifiedModelColors()

Edited May 15, 201510 yr by Tom

 

I code in notepad bro i need spoon feeding. I can see the modified colors with the entity debugger, but now im stuck and cbf flicking through shit

 

 

fuk dont tell me its 

obj.getDefinition().getModifiedModelColors()

 

 

Idk, you are looking for modified colors, and that says getModifiedColors()

 

What do you think?

 

You could always add a print statement and see if they match up with the debug values. Then you will know if that is what you want. :p

Idk, you are looking for modified colors, and that says getModifiedColors()

 

What do you think?

 

You could always add a print statement and see if they match up with the debug values. Then you will know if that is what you want.

 

It's too good to be true

OP is a nub

OP is a nub

 

This isnt the fuckin spam section b0g

This isnt the fuckin spam section b0g

 

Oh, you are right.

 

My apologies. The nature of the question had me confuse them

 

I heard something previously about modified colours, but I have no idea how to make use of it.

Any quick snippet example should be enough, thanks.

You should do it alone. Where have you heard that, because it is true.

You should do it alone. Where have you heard that, because it is true.

 

I was more or less after a bit of a memory 'jump start', but its all good now