GUI Scripting: Getting System CVars - Revision history

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CVars Available Directly: HUD Related

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CVars Available Directly: HUD Related: Add "Settings slider range" column to table

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	\|CVar in console & default value		\|CVar in console & default value
			\|Settings slider range
	\|Reference in .script code		\|Reference in .script code
	\|Reference in GUI code		\|Reference in GUI code
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	\|tdm_hud_opacity 0.7		\|tdm_hud_opacity 0.7
			\|0.0-1.0, step 0.1
	\|HUD_Opacity		\|HUD_Opacity
	\|gui::HUD_Opacity		\|gui::HUD_Opacity
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	\|gui_iconSize 1.0		\|gui_iconSize 1.0
			\|0.5-1.8, step 0.1
	\|iconSize		\|iconSize
	\|gui::iconSize		\|gui::iconSize
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	\|gui_smallTextSize 1.0		\|gui_smallTextSize 1.0
			\|0.75-1.24, step 0.05
	\|smallTextSize		\|smallTextSize
	\|gui::smallTextSize		\|gui::smallTextSize
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	\|gui_bigTextSize 1.0		\|gui_bigTextSize 1.0
			\|0.5-1.8, step 0.1
	\|bigTextSize		\|bigTextSize
	\|gui::bigTextSize		\|gui::bigTextSize
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	\|gui_lightgemSize 1.0		\|gui_lightgemSize 1.0
			\|0.5-1.8, step 0.1
	\|lightgemSize		\|lightgemSize
	\|gui::lightgemSize		\|gui::lightgemSize
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	\|gui_barSize 1.0		\|gui_barSize 1.0
			\|0.7-1.3, step 0.1
	\|barSize		\|barSize
	\|gui::barSize		\|gui::barSize
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	\|gui_objectiveTextSize 1.0		\|gui_objectiveTextSize 1.0
			\|0.75-1.4, step 0.1
	\|objectiveTextSize		\|objectiveTextSize
	\|gui::objectiveTextSize		\|gui::objectiveTextSize

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For More

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	==For More==		==For More==
	* A list of all CVars and their short descriptions can be found in source code Syscvar.cpp.		* A list of all CVars and their short descriptions can be found in source code Syscvar.cpp.
	* [[Adding new Cvars]]		* [[Adding new Cvars]], which explains
			** ways to list and change CVars from the console;
			** how to create custom CVars specific to your FM session, with scripting.
	* [[Console Useful Controls]]		* [[Console Useful Controls]]
	* [[Cvars in The Dark Mod]]		* [[Cvars in The Dark Mod]]

	[[Category:CVARS]]		[[Category:CVARS]]

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	See [elsewhere] about calling script functions from entities with GUI scripts.		See [elsewhere] about calling script functions from entities with GUI scripts.

	~~Note: a~~ list of all CVars and their short descriptions can be found in source code Syscvar.cpp.		==For More==
			* A list of all CVars and their short descriptions can be found in source code Syscvar.cpp.
			* [[Adding new Cvars]]
			* [[Console Useful Controls]]
			* [[Cvars in The Dark Mod]]

2022-07-10T19:13:42Z

CVars Available Via .Script Function

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	~~There~~ is ~~also~~ the corresponding setcvar function:		Once acquired in the script function, you can pass the value on with a GUI:: parameter if desired; see [[GUI Scripting: GUI:: Parameters]].

			Also, there is the corresponding setcvar function:
	sys.setcvar("g_showhud","0");		sys.setcvar("g_showhud","0");
	See [elsewhere] about calling script functions from entities with GUI scripts.		See [elsewhere] about calling script functions from entities with GUI scripts.

	Note: a list of all CVars and their short descriptions can be found in source code Syscvar.cpp.		Note: a list of all CVars and their short descriptions can be found in source code Syscvar.cpp.

2022-07-10T16:38:37Z

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	You can scale the objects shown in TDM’s HUD display. In TDM’s main menu, under Settings/Video/Advanced/, there is the “HUD Size/Opacity” option. If you click on “Adjust” of this, a special screen is brought up (see image). This lets you adjust and preview representative HUD elements with sliders. Slider positions correspond to underlying CVar float values.		You can scale the objects shown in TDM’s HUD display. In TDM’s main menu, under Settings/Video/Advanced/, there is the “HUD Size/Opacity” option. If you click on “Adjust” of this, a special screen is brought up (see image). This lets you adjust and preview representative HUD elements with sliders. Slider positions correspond to underlying CVar float values.

	[~~picture~~]		[[File:HUD adjust screenshot.jpg\|thumb\|center]]

	These CVars are copied into a global GUI overlay dictionary and can be read directly from there in your GUI code:		These CVars are copied into a global GUI overlay dictionary and can be read directly from there in your GUI code: