Shoutbox

After playing with the plugin support for a little while i knocked this little thing up for anyone who is interested

there is no installer for it, just unzip to your plugins folder and restart plus

all it does is display text with a colour gradient, of course whoever your sending the text to must have msn plus for it to work (who doesnt?)


usage is

/xfade <colour> <colour> <text that you want coloured>

currently the colours can only be specified in hexadecimal in RRGGBB format

for example

/xfade FF0000 00FF00 some text

will fade from red to green

some other colours in hex :-

FF0000 = bright red
00FF00 = bright green
0000FF = bright blue
000000 = black
FFFFFF = white
7f7f7f = grey
FFFF00 = yellow
FF00FF = purple
00FFFF = cyan

it seems a good plug-in
i can't test now cuz i'm at university at the xp computer and it doesn't let my install or unistall msgplus

when i go home i will download and test it a lot


EDIT:i test it, and i'm agree with Patchou, you can do an option:
/xfade random "text"

great job

cool! I wanted that for myself! thanks

It works well, however, you should consider doing stuff like random fade because I dont want to specify an hexa color everytime

can you give me the source code???

HEY NICE WORK FINN

*even patchou likes it (YOUR IN)

nice work

hey thanks guys

the random thingy is on its way (anything for msn plus creator! ) and also adding being able to specify colours as "red" "green" etc

cant update until i get home from work tonight and can properly test it though

You really made a good plugin.
This thing is going to be popular.
I hope you don't mind that I put it on my site???

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Originally posted by Bamboe
can you give me the source code???

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Are you crazy Bamboe!!!
The guy made a good plugin he's not giving away his source code!

contact me please finn

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Originally posted by Burning Bob
Are you crazy Bamboe!!!
The guy made a good plugin he's not giving away his source code!

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Hum, and linux isnt a good prog ?

ask yourself why linux is so powerfull ?....

btw, open-source progs are not as famous as closed ones, but they are often greater ...