Drop down in dialog & map in dialog

[Toasted Duckie]

Hey guys, getting more familiar with dialogs every day now
I'm still having a lot of trouble getting stuff to work, however.

2 questions:

1:
How can I create those drop down menus (are they called list-boxes) in a dialog? Like the ones you'd see in the editor when creating a unit. Can someone make me an example as well? I've been trying over and over, but it's hard. Especially since you simply CTD when your dialog is messy...

2:
It's possible to create a clickable map in a dialog window right? Any examples of this?


Kisses!
(and hugs)

[Toasted Duckie]

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[JW Custom]

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Your gonna be spanked for that

Can't answer you questions, but i would like them aswered aswell

[i0n0s]

http://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Dialog_Control

[Toasted Duckie]

Your gonna be spanked for that

Can't answer you questions, but i would like them aswered aswell

I don't mind a little spanking now and then

http://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Dialog_Control

Thanks I0n0s, but I know about that page, and I realize it should speak for itself, but I don't understand it... Some further explanation and a example would really, really help a lot!

[nuxil]

Toasted Duckie
dialogs is not learnt in 5 min.
you need to take some time and read all that stuff.

some examples are already provided on the wiki,

i0n0s
http://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Dialog_Control

you forgot
http://community.bistudio.com/wiki/C...p:_GUI_Control

i would unpbo missions you know have simelar functions that you want. and see how its done.

[Toasted Duckie]

Toasted Duckie
dialogs is not learnt in 5 min.
you need to take some time and read all that stuff.

some examples are already provided on the wiki,


you forgot
http://community.bistudio.com/wiki/C...p:_GUI_Control

i would unpbo missions you know have simelar functions that you want. and see how its done.

Yea, I realize that it has a somewhat steep learning curve, but I figured this would be the best way of learning unPBO missions that have the desired functions is a good idea Thanks for that second link.

I still would love a basic example of the above, but I'll continue to try and figure out stuff myself.

Thanks