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Posted 21 April 2013 - 02:33 AM
Edit: DerpDerpDerpDerpDerpDerp
xD I thought it was just a bug. Sorry!
Here is the program I was writing (far from complete, I was planning on having the same program be on multiple computers, with the screen's text being dependent on the computer's label.)
Any workarounds?
xD I thought it was just a bug. Sorry!
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I was writing a small program to simply display the server rules on a screen, and I found that when changing text scaling, it changes it for all the text on the screen, not just whatever text is written after using it. I expected it to work like the .setTextColor() function.Here is the program I was writing (far from complete, I was planning on having the same program be on multiple computers, with the screen's text being dependent on the computer's label.)
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args = {...}
m = peripheral.wrap("right")
function rules()
m.clear()
m.setTextScale(4)
m.setCursorPos(1,1)
m.setTextColor(colors.red)
m.write("Rules: ")
m.setTextScale(2)
m.setTextColor(colors.lime)
m.setCursorPos(3,5)
m.write("1. ")
m.setCursorPos(3,6)
m.write("2. ")
m.setCursorPos(3,7)
m.write("3. ")
m.setCursorPos(3,8)
m.write("4. ")
m.setTextColor(colors.lightBlue)
m.setCursorPos(5,5)
m.write("No spamming")
m.setCursorPos(5,6)
m.write("No advertising other servers")
m.setCursorPos(5,7)
m.write("Use common sense")
m.setCursorPos(5,8)
m.write("No hacking")
end
if args[1] == "rules" then
rules()
end
Any workarounds?
