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[Qrenz]

Hi, when I use CMD_TEXT it always give me black text.
How to be able to output text with different color using CMD_TEXT?

I tried BEGIN(BITMAPS) then COLOR_RGB, before I call CMD_TEXT, but it doesn't affect the resulting text, it still with black color.
(Btw, the CMD_TEXT that I called is using a custom font)

[Rudolph]

Apart from that you do not need BEGIN(BITMAPS) for a CMD_TEXT, using COLOR_RGB before CMD_TEXT is exactly the way to do it.

And I just tried it, using BEGIN(BITMAPS) does not break it.

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//EVE_cmd_dl(DL_BEGIN | EVE_BITMAPS);
EVE_cmd_dl(DL_COLOR_RGB | BLACK);
EVE_cmd_text(100,200,28,0,"Black");
EVE_cmd_dl(DL_COLOR_RGB | RED);
EVE_cmd_text(100,220,28,0,"Red");
EVE_cmd_dl(DL_COLOR_RGB | GREEN);
EVE_cmd_text(100,240,28,0,"Green");
//EVE_cmd_dl(DL_END);

With or without the BEGIN/END pair I get the same result, three lines of text in black, red and green.

Yes, this also works with custom UTF-8 fonts from FLASH, I just tried that as well.

[BRT Community]

Hello Qrenz,

Rudolph is above is correct.
But if you are still having issues, please provide your the display list you are using.

Best Regards,
BRT Community

[Qrenz]

Yes, it turn out to be small bug i missed in my program.
Now it work already, thank you.