Same text string, 2 different hues?

[sahisahi]

Im trying to have city name then city title UNDER the city name. ( this is from player goverment system) i want it to display 2 different hues like faction player tags, similar to that, city name 1175 hue, and below citytitle 25 hue.

        public override void OnSingleClick( Mobile from )
        {
            if ( m_ShowCityTitle == true && m_City != null )
            {
                 string text;
                    bool ascii = true;
                
            text = String.Concat("[",this.m_City.CityName,"]","",this.m_CityTitle,"");
                   
                    int hue = (1301);
                    PrivateOverheadMessage(MessageType.Label, hue, ascii, text, from.NetState);
            }

Andi got a question, how to LIMIT a title lenght? right now 25 characteres are a lot, players end up having a long ass title above their head


As u guys can see Corrupt Goverment is the City name and ''Pleb'' the title.
Thanks to fisher for the title solution for pre aos servers

 

[Hammerhand]

Maybe something along the lines of

text = String.Concat("[",this.m_City.CityName,"]");

text = String.Concat("this.m_City.CityTitle,");

for 2 lines of text. No idea if this will work, but nothing ventured & all that.

 

[sahisahi]

Maybe something along the lines of

text = String.Concat("[",this.m_City.CityName,"]");

text = String.Concat("this.m_City.CityTitle,");

for 2 lines of text. No idea if this will work, but nothing ventured & all that.

That was the first thing that i tried didnt work.

I noticed how to limit the lenght.

 

[zerodowned]

Im trying to have city name then city title UNDER the city name. ( this is from player goverment system) i want it to display 2 different hues like faction player tags, similar to that, city name 1175 hue, and below citytitle 25 hue.

try

string cityNameText ;
cityNameText = String.Format("[this.m_City.CityName]");
int hue = (1301);
PrivateOverheadMessage(MessageType.Label, hue, ascii, cityNameText , from.NetState);

string cityTitleText;
cityTitleText = String.Format("this.m_CityTitle");
int secondhue = (300);
PrivateOverheadMessage(MessageType.Label, secondhue , ascii, cityTitleText , from.NetState);

i have a feeling that this might not look right, but trial and error is always necessary [ such as spelling ]