Laagaadoo a dit :

See:

.

a dit :

local xml=""

function eventNewGame()
if tfm.get.room.xmlMapInfo then
xml = tfm.get.room.xmlMapInfo.xml
end
end

function eventChatCommand(playerName, cmd)
local tXml = string.len(xml)

if(cmd == "xml1") then
if(playerName == "Safwanrockz") then
ui.addTextArea(0, xml:gsub("< >", "< >"))

end
end
end

Laagaadoo a dit :

See:

.

a dit :

xml = ""

function eventNewGame()
xml = tfm.get.room.xmlMapInfo.xml
end

function eventChatCommand(playerName, cmd)
if(cmd == "xml") then
if(playerName == "Laagaadoo") then
xml=xml:gsub("<", "&lt;")
print(xml)
end
end
end

Issey a dit :

.

Laagaadoo a dit :

I will test it and I speak if worked.

How to color the name of a specific player in a table in actual time?

a dit :

table = {"Laagaadoo","Safwanrockz"}
tfm.exec.setNameColor(table["Safwanrockz"],0xA160E9)

Fatihmilano a dit :

Don't understand me. Look at the this topic(Jordynl): Topic-458983
So we have to deal particularly?
Also look at it:
Is it possible to do with it?

Shamousey a dit :

What sort of help do you need?

Lilyblol a dit :

Where could I go about getting a module approved?

Shamousey a dit :

How can I get my module approved?
Only members of the Lua Team can manage an approved module. If you would like your module to be approved, you can either request to join the Lua Team or ask a member of the team to run it for you.

Safwanrockz a dit :

A brief explanatory is in the OP.
 

Abdeltif a dit :

the second quote, not true
no lua member run a module for anyone
Should be edited

Safwanrockz a dit :

Hmm? What do you mean.

Abdeltif a dit :

It says in the OP that lua members run codes for mice if they want it public
But it isn't true :p

Swirlfire a dit :

Are there draw variables like

draw.setscreen and all that?

a dit :

for name,player in pairs(tfm.get.room.playerList) do
system.bindMouse(name,true)
end

id=0
color = "0xFFFFFF"
brush=1

function eventChatCommand(n,c)
local arg={}
for argument in c:gmatch("[^%s]+") do
table.insert(arg, argument)
end
if c=="clear" then
for i=1,id do
ui.removeTextArea(i)
end
elseif arg[1]=="setcolor" then
color="0x"..arg[2]
elseif arg[1]=="brush" and tonumber(arg[2])<=30 then
brush=arg[2]
end
end

function eventMouse(name,x,y)
id = id + 1
ui.addTextArea(id, "", nil, x, y, brush, brush, color, color)
end

a dit :

thanks to Shamousey somehow for the original idea v_v

Safwanrockz a dit :

No, but if you want a drawing on screen script just like in pictionary, I made one:

!setcolor ColorCode for changing the brush color
!brush Size for changing the brush size
!clear for clearing the screen