Ever been tired of putting \c[1] in front of things that you want to be color 1? Well no more! Gimmer_CleverColors allows you to define a Colors.json file or use the plugin parameters to define specific text strings that, if found in a Show Text command, will automatically become certain colors. An example Colors.json file can be found in the zip. Its format is pretty simplistic, just an object with word as key,
Ever been tired of putting \c[1] in front of things that you want to be color 1? Well no more!
Gimmer_CleverColors allows you to define a Colors.json file or use the plugin parameters to define specific text strings that,
if found in a Show Text command, will automatically become certain colors.
An example Colors.json file can be found in the zip. Its format is pretty simplistic, just an object with word as key,
and colorId as value.
General Use:
1. Fill out the colors.json file or set the plugin parameters for each color an array of words you want to be that color.
2. Add Show Text commands
3. Watch the colors appear!
4. (Optional) Don't want color on a word? Prefix it with an "!"
Video Tutorial by Codapil
Plugin Commands:
Add a color: CC_ADD word_or_phase color_id
E.G.: CC_ADD LOVE 4
Note: if you want a multi word phrase, just write it out as well. The code will know it's a phrase even though it might look like you're doing multiple plugin arguments
E.G. CC_ADD once upon a time 6
Remove a color: CC_REMOVE word_or_phase
Requirements:
Requires
Gimmer_Core
Terms of Use:
Free for both commercial and non-commercial use, with credit.
Terms of Use: Free for both commercial and non-commercial use, with credit.
