Help with CreateBrush metod arguments explain and more

[COMECOCO]

Im really trying to understand the methods to customize the plugins my way...so for example:

CreateBrush(200, 250, 10, 10, 0);

I was thinking the 200, 250, 10 was some kind of RGB arguments but its not...

Can anyone explain the args for me? also the last 2 nums? (I think the last is the wide of the brush), i just want to customize the colors to my like...

Also i will love to know if there is a guide to thud plugins methods? I see there is a lot of good plugin makers here but i have no idea how they do it, i will love to colaborate somehow but whatever info i try to find on google i only find people complaining about th

Well thanks in advance!

[Noobz]

Not an expert here, but since no one else has answered, 200 is the opacity or darkness of the brush. The 250, 10, 10 is the rgb value, and the last one is thickness I believe, but not sure on that one. Someone correct this if it is wrong please.

Noobz

[JackCeparou]

Not an expert here, but since no one else has answered, 200 is the opacity or darkness of the brush. The 250, 10, 10 is the rgb value, and the last one is thickness I believe, but not sure on that one. Someone correct this if it is wrong please.

Noobz

I'm pretty sure to have answered that question before, but can't find the post.

You can find most of the documentation in the code itself, all hud public api definition is located in /interfaces and the code is really straigthforward.

In your case, you can find the method signature inside /interfaces/controllers/IRenderController.cs

    public interface IRenderController
    {
        //SNIP....
        IBrush CreateBrush(int a, int r, int g, int b, float strokeWidth, DashStyle dash = DashStyle.Solid, CapStyle startCap = CapStyle.Flat, CapStyle endCap = CapStyle.Flat);
        //SNIP....
    }  

• a => alpha (0..255) (transparent to opaque)
• r => red (0..255)
• g => green (0..255)
• b => blue (0..255)
• strokeWidth => 0 mean filled, other values mean the 'border' thickness
• other parameters have a default value and can be ignored (they are more advanced and a bit off-topic)

Edit : question & answer added to my signature link ;p

[COMECOCO]

Thanks so much, im looking right now what u guys said...100% correct! Now my eyes are open