Pushes a message to the screen, at screenPosition using a specific color.
Aside of using screenPosition instead of the layout
settings of the ScoreFlash instance this is called on, this does the
same as PushLocal(Object, Color, Int32).
Namespace: NarayanaGames.ScoreFlashComponentAssembly: Assembly-CSharp-firstpass (in Assembly-CSharp-firstpass.dll) Version: 0.0.0.0
Syntax
ScoreMessage PushScreen( Vector2 screenPosition, Object message, Color color, int messageQueueID )
Parameters
- screenPosition
- Type: Vector2
where should the message have its reference point on the screen?
- message
- Type:
System Object
The message to be animated by ScoreFlash. This can be a string, a fully configured custom renderer, an int, long, float, double or any object with a useful ToString() method
- color
- Type: Color
Use this to control the color the message is sent with. Uses RGB from color, and multiplies color.a with the current alpha value depending on the settings in the ScoreFlash instance that this message was pushed to
- messageQueueID
- Type: System Int32
An integer that defines which message queue is used for this message. Any two messages that have different IDs will be treated completely independently; in particular ScoreFlash will not try to make them be readable by pushing older messages "up". When the IDs are the same, ScoreFlash checks the screen distance of the reference position and if that distance is larger than 15 pixels, the messages will also not push previous messages up. If you want to use ScoreFlash for objects, it's recommended that you use ScoreFlashFollow3D which automatically uses this. If you follow your own approach, the easiest way to make this work is by simply using the game object's instance ID (Object.GetInstanceID()a>).
This parameter is optional!
Return Value
the ScoreMessage representing this textRemarks
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