how to add ammo bar?

[laverint]

this:

[MentaL]

[jorklenis2]

I made this bar a long time ago the truth.

[megaju9]

how u add it

[jorklenis2]

Taking as an example the life or EXP bar of the game hud.

[Enough]

take it of jetman source

[jorklenis2]

ZCombatInterface.cpp in bool ZCombatInterface::OnCreate() add these
´

	m_AmmoCount = new MBitmapR2;
	if (!m_AmmoCount->Create("AmmoBar", RGetDevice(), "Interface/default/loading/loading.bmp"))
	{
		mlog("Error creating ammo bar\n");
	}

in void ZCombatInterface::OnDestroy() add

	if (m_AmmoCount != nullptr)
	{
		delete m_AmmoCount;
		m_AmmoCount = nullptr;
	}

in void ZCombatInterface::DrawMyWeaponPont(MDrawContext* pDC) ebelow of MMatchCharItemParts nParts = pCharacter->GetItems()->GetSelectedWeaponParts();

	if (nParts != MMCIP_MELEE && nParts < MMCIP_END) 
	{
		// meleeÀ϶§´Â ź¾Ë¼ö Ç¥½Ã¸¦ ÇÏÁö ¾Ê´Â´Ù.
		float width = static_cast<float>(pCharacter->GetItems()->GetSelectedWeapon()->GetBulletCurrMagazine()) /
			static_cast<float>(pCharacter->GetItems()->GetSelectedWeapon()->GetDesc()->m_nMaxBullet.Ref());
		BitmapRelative(pDC, 660.f / 800.f, 515.f / 600.f, width * 800.f, 16,m_AmmoCount->GetSourceBitmap());
		sprintf(buffer, "%d / %d", m_nBulletCurrMagazine, m_nBulletSpare);
		TextRelative(pDC, 720.f/800.f, 495.f/600.f, buffer);
	}

This is in the Jetman code, it's not the same as mine but it will help you depending on how you want to do it, I don't know if it will work for certain weapons and if you want to add colors you won't be able to because this works with MBitmapR2.

[laverint]

ZCombatInterface.cpp in bool ZCombatInterface::OnCreate() add these
´

    m_AmmoCount = new MBitmapR2;
    if (!m_AmmoCount->Create("AmmoBar", RGetDevice(), "Interface/default/loading/loading.bmp"))
    {
        mlog("Error creating ammo bar\n");
    }

in void ZCombatInterface::OnDestroy() add

    if (m_AmmoCount != nullptr)
    {
        delete m_AmmoCount;
        m_AmmoCount = nullptr;
    }

in void ZCombatInterface::DrawMyWeaponPont(MDrawContext* pDC) ebelow of MMatchCharItemParts nParts = pCharacter->GetItems()->GetSelectedWeaponParts();

    if (nParts != MMCIP_MELEE && nParts < MMCIP_END) 
    {
        // meleeÀ϶§´Â ź¾Ë¼ö Ç¥½Ã¸¦ ÇÏÁö ¾Ê´Â´Ù.
        float width = static_cast<float>(pCharacter->GetItems()->GetSelectedWeapon()->GetBulletCurrMagazine()) /
            static_cast<float>(pCharacter->GetItems()->GetSelectedWeapon()->GetDesc()->m_nMaxBullet.Ref());
        BitmapRelative(pDC, 660.f / 800.f, 515.f / 600.f, width * 800.f, 16,m_AmmoCount->GetSourceBitmap());
        sprintf(buffer, "%d / %d", m_nBulletCurrMagazine, m_nBulletSpare);
        TextRelative(pDC, 720.f/800.f, 495.f/600.f, buffer);
    }

This is in the Jetman code, it's not the same as mine but it will help you depending on how you want to do it, I don't know if it will work for certain weapons and if you want to add colors you won't be able to because this works with MBitmapR2.

edit: do you know any method so that the bar is always the same size? is that with that src it depends on the amount of ammo that the weapon has for the size of the bar