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    I am trying to make an auto talker that has options for colors. However, I can't find a function that allows something like this:

    SCAR Code:
    TypeSend('cyan:'Message1);

    This does not work. Is there one function that works for this?

    Thanks,
    Camdo Clark

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    SCAR Code:
    TypeSend('cyan:' + Message1);

    That would work. You could also make a case, which would randomly pick which effect it would use when typing.
    [CENTER][img]http://signatures.mylivesignature.com/54486/113/4539C8FAAF3EAB109A3CC1811EF0941B.png[/img][/CENTER]
    [CENTER][BANANA]TSN ~ Vacation! ~ says :I Love Santy[/BANANA][/CENTER]

    [CENTER][BANANA]Raymond - Oh rilie? says :Your smart[/BANANA][/CENTER]

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    Or, you could make:
    SCAR Code:
    program Talker;
    {.include SRL\SRL.scar}

    var S : Integer;

    const
    Color = 'white'; //Fill in te color
    Effect = 'wave'; //Fill in the effect.
    WhatToSay = 'Sup?'; //What to say
    WaitBetween = 1500; //Wait between saying
    HowMuchSay = 100; //How much to say it?

    procedure DoTheTalk;
    begin
    TypeSend(Color + ':' + Effect + ':' + WhatToSay);
    end;

    begin
    SetupSrl;
    repeat
    S := S + 1
    DoTheTalk;
    wait(WaitBetween);
    until(S = HowMuchSay);
    end.

    That Works?
    Works just fine for me!
    Ce ne sont que des gueux


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    Quote Originally Posted by Santa_Clause View Post
    SCAR Code:
    TypeSend('cyan:' + Message1);

    That would work. You could also make a case, which would randomly pick which effect it would use when typing.
    Thanks so much. I thank you so much for this. I also thank you floor. I will try both of these things in my next script.

    Thanks,
    Camdo Clark

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    darnm, i am late

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