BattleTag Above Portrait display problem

[dcac]

In the plugin code below,
Can't I make my battletag username always appear first above the portrait?

I want my name to always appear first.



When I start a game in a room with other players, my name appears second, so I want to fix it to be first.

If there's a way, please help me.

 { layout = FontNames.GetTextLayout(player.BattleTagAbovePortrait); FontNames.DrawText(layout, x + 360 , y + 30  ); x+= sizex + 250;  } ;

[RNN]

That code doesn't apply any order, I don't know if I understood your question correctly, because you use the words "above" and "first".
If you are displaying information about players, and you want to do it in a certain way by displaying yours first, you could use PortraitIndex (IPlayer) . Your portrait always appears first and its index is 0, and then they are assigned downwards 1, 2, 3.
You just have to order them using OrderBy (you will need the line using System.Linq; at the beginning of the file).
Example :

var players = Hud.Game.Players.OrderBy(p => p.PortraitIndex);
foreach (var player in players)
{
FontNames.DrawText(FontNames.GetTextLayout(player.BattleTagAbovePortrait), 200 , 200 + 20 * player.PortraitIndex);
}

(This code displays a list of player names vertically, starting with yours at position (200,200) and the following ones every 20 pixels)

[dcac]

Thanks for the answer.

I always want to be index number 0 = me
And if you could also tell me the sentences that are arranged horizontally, I would really appreciate it.

[RNN]

PortraitIndex is useful for sorting. To save data about characters, it's best to use Index or HeroId
To display the names horizontally you either add them to a string in the foreach and then show them all at once, or you show them on the screen one by one increasing the X coordinate.

var nameslist = string.Empty
foreach (var player in players)
{
	namelist = namelist + " " + player.BattleTagAbovePortrait;	// or namelist += " " + player.BattleTagAbovePortrait;
}
FontNames.DrawText(FontNames.GetTextLayout(namelist), 200 , 200);

--- or ---

var xPos = 200;
foreach (var player in players)
{
	var layout = FontNames.GetTextLayout(player.BattleTagAbovePortrait);
	FontNames.DrawText(layout, xPos , 200);
	xPos = xPos + layout.Metrics.Width + 5;    // or xPos += layout.Metrics.Width + 5;		
}

[dcac]

Thank you sooooooo much.
It is so helpful to me, a layman.

Thank you again and I will apply it well.
I hope you have a day full of luck and happiness.

[dcac]

var players = Hud.Game.Players.Where(p => p.HeroClassDefinition.HeroClass == HeroClass.Wizard);
var players = Hud.Game.Players.OrderBy(p => p.PortraitIndex);

I don't know how to apply both at the same time. (index & HeroClass)
Sorry, but can you tell me?

[RNN]

Like this:
var players = Hud.Game.Players.Where(p => p.HeroClassDefinition.HeroClass == HeroClass.Wizard).OrderBy(o => o.PortraitIndex);

[dcac]

Like this:
var players = Hud.Game.Players.Where(p => p.HeroClassDefinition.HeroClass == HeroClass.Wizard).OrderBy(o => o.PortraitIndex);

oh p=>p o=>o ok

I will try.

I am so grateful for your knowledge and kindness.

thank you.