I am trying to do hudtxtalphafade from alpha 0 to alpha 1.

This is what I am doing:

First, I am setting the alpha value to 0

0 - terminal ID
0 - duration (because it should be alpha 0 instantly)
0 - alpha value

After that, I want the hudtxt alpha to be 1 in 1000ms


Well, it does not work for me... The hudtext alpha appears to be 1 right from the beginning

There's a bug where you cant set it to 0 milliseconds, put it at 1 millisecond and it'll work.

I have done that and it still does not work

parse('hudtxtalphafade '..id..' 0 1 0')
parse('hudtxtalphafade '..id..' 0 1000 0')

' is important

You are right but I just forgot it here^^ It still doesnt work

What if you set a slight delay on the next hudtxtalphafade ?

@ Cure Pikachu: It also does not work

Valid ID?

@ Bowlinghead: I am using the right ID

So share all your code and let's see what we can do.

This happened to me not too long ago, but god knows what exactly my fix was back then. Try playing with the timer time, set it to something like 100ms or maybe a little lower until you see it is working.

No, the correct way to do it:

this is an example from me:

@ BcY: What's the difference between yours and the aforementioned?

The timer(second alphafade) starts when the first alphafade stops.

The details are important.
parse('hudtxtalphafade 0 4 4000 0') --will last 4 seconds
timer(4000,"parse","hudtxtalphafade 0 4 4000 1") --starts in 4 seconds so it will be executed when the first alpha fade ends.

@ BcY: But he doesn't want it to happen in 4 seconds. Those are optional. Read what OP said in the first place.

The values can be changed, i just showed the way to make it work.

@ BcY: The only difference between your code and OP's code is optional values which don't affect the code technically.

My version works.

First of all, thanks for all ur answers

The version with the timer works somehow....

If the timer is set on 200ms it will work:



If the timer is set on 100ms it wont work: