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Hey all Please Note: I discovered a bad bug, if any of your RGB values are less then 10 you wont get the color you expect this bug has been fixed and I updated the download on the 13/01/2019. Inside this global storage are 4 instructions to make customizing text easy as pie! It will work for any kind of text output : console, UI, bubble and warning text. TEXT_FUNCTIONS 2.0.zip Just place the composition down in any scenario and you can access the instructions from any game logic in that scenario. In these example i will just be writing to console on game start because its the easiest, but of course you can use them anywhere else. Set Colour - You can set the color of text with this instruction. The first argument is for your text the second one is for the color. NOTE: The alpha sets the transparency of text with 255 being completely opaque and 0 being invisible. here you can see the output. Bold - This instruction makes text bold. Just chuck your text in ; ) Italic - This instruction makes text italic Same as Bold, just put your text in. Skip lines - Use this instruction to make spaces between your lines or just go to the next line. The first and last argument is for your text and the second one is for the amount of lines to skip, leave as 0 if you just want to go the next line. Now of course these all can be used in conjunction with each other. New features as of 20/4/2019 for the new functions i am not providing any pictures as i feel they are quite self explainatory especiely if you understand the older functions. Size - This function changes the size of text: The first argument is for your text and the second is for size as a number. Format List - takes a list and formats it( This function currently doesnt work properly due to what i believe is an ylands bug) argument NO 1 is for your list, it must be seperated by a character eg " ; " argument NO 2 is for that same seperator There are also two other instructions which are used in within the colour one; Decimal to Hexdecimal takes a decimal as an argument and returns the equavelent hexdecimal and Remainder which takes a numerator and denominator as arguments and returns the remainder. Feel free to sure these in other circumstance. Note: im trying to get this onto the workshop but having some problems with that so for now your going to have to extract the file and insert it into the compositions folder. The folder can be found at C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\userdata\xyz\abc\remote\Compositions (xyz and abc are a list of number that are different for each user so you just have to look throught them all, or just search .ycomp in userdata to find the folder with compositions in it (i recommend pinning the folder when you find it)) If you need any help or have suggestions reply to this post or send me a DM. TEXT_FUNCTIONS.zip TEXT_FUNCTIONS.zip