I've noticed in Grinding Stats I have map names with missing letters and wrong colors. Looking through the code, it is using the ColoredString method (https://openplanet.dev/docs/api/global/ColoredString). The problem may also lie in UI::Text (https://openplanet.dev/docs/api/UI/Text). It seems there are some edge cases not accounted for. I have a map named like so, with "Mag" being black, "Pipe" being white, and "1" being red:
$0Mag$gPipe $f301
In the plugin this shows as a blue "ag", then the rest is fine, so it's taking "$0M" as the first color code. The "$0" at the beginning really should have been "$000" to avoid things like this, but the game takes it and shows it properly, so plugins therefore also should. The ITB club tag also uses just "$0" for black which is how I learned it was possible. Trackmania.io displays both the map name and club tag correctly.
I have C# code here (https://github.com/ezio416/TMTracker/tree/main/Models, see StyledChar + StyledString) that handles it well, but I'm not sure how easy it would be to adapt it for Openplanet. Seeing as Trackmania.io works fine, I would imagine my code is altogether unnecessary.
I've noticed in Grinding Stats I have map names with missing letters and wrong colors. Looking through the code, it is using the ColoredString method (https://openplanet.dev/docs/api/global/ColoredString). The problem may also lie in UI::Text (https://openplanet.dev/docs/api/UI/Text). It seems there are some edge cases not accounted for. I have a map named like so, with "Mag" being black, "Pipe" being white, and "1" being red:
$0Mag$gPipe $f301
In the plugin this shows as a blue "ag", then the rest is fine, so it's taking "$0M" as the first color code. The "$0" at the beginning really should have been "$000" to avoid things like this, but the game takes it and shows it properly, so plugins therefore also should. The ITB club tag also uses just "$0" for black which is how I learned it was possible. Trackmania.io displays both the map name and club tag correctly.
I have C# code here (https://github.com/ezio416/TMTracker/tree/main/Models, see StyledChar + StyledString) that handles it well, but I'm not sure how easy it would be to adapt it for Openplanet. Seeing as Trackmania.io works fine, I would imagine my code is altogether unnecessary.