[Question] drawText(const char *text, int font, float x, float y, float scaleX, float

[GHOSTED DEVELOPER Posts:419 Threads:129 Reputation 41]

Can someone explain how it works with the float XY and ScaleXY? I do not really understand that

[Justtestingit DF Member Posts:101 Threads:3 Reputation 0]

Its very simple kinda self explanatory...float x and float y are the position on the screen for example if x and y are set equal to 0.5f the text will be in the center of the screen.

float scaleX and float scaleY are the scale/size of the text

even you only know basic c++ it would take very little time and effort to work that out

[XBLxPhantom DF Member Posts:426 Threads:68 Reputation 5]

Its very simple kinda self explanatory...float x and float y are the position on the screen for example if x and y are set equal to 0.5f the text will be in the center of the screen.

float scaleX and float scaleY are the scale/size of the text

even you only know basic c++ it would take very little time and effort to work that out

Shit you don't even need basic c++ knowledge to know the x/y cords. lol. You learn about that shit in fkn pre school lol. Same concept just on-screen

[Dread Retired Posts:533 Threads:79 Reputation 92]

So their's your area to work with, by default COD's max res is 1280x720:
Width (x): 1280
Height (y): 720

The way you're writing that function, is a little over-done imo.

You could simplify it to something like:

Code:

void drawStr(const char *str, float x, float y, float fontSize, float *color, char *font) {
R_AddCmdDrawText(str, 0x7FFFFFFF, R_RegisterFont(font, 0), x, y, fontSize, fontSize, 0, color, 0);
}

Usage:

Code:

drawStr("My Awesome String", 1280 / 2 - 140, 720 / 2 - 360, 0.65, colWhite, "fonts/smallFont");

Hope this gave some extra insight :)

[GHOSTED DEVELOPER Posts:419 Threads:129 Reputation 41]

So their's your area to work with, by default COD's max res is 1280x720:
Width (x): 1280
Height (y): 720

The way you're writing that function, is a little over-done imo.

You could simplify it to something like:

Code:

void drawStr(const char *str, float x, float y, float fontSize, float *color, char *font) {
R_AddCmdDrawText(str, 0x7FFFFFFF, R_RegisterFont(font, 0), x, y, fontSize, fontSize, 0, color, 0);
}

Usage:

Code:

drawStr("My Awesome String", 1280 / 2 - 140, 720 / 2 - 360, 0.65, colWhite, "fonts/smallFont");

Hope this gave some extra insight :)

Ok looks simple,
Thanks <3