<function name="SetTextColor" parent="surface" type="libraryfunc"> <description>Set the color of any future text to be drawn, can be set by either using R, G, B, A as separate numbers. <description>Set the color of any future text to be drawn, can be set by either using R, G, B, A as separate numbers or by providing a <page>Color</page>. </description> <realm>Client and Menu</realm> <args> <arg name="r" type="number">The red value of color.</arg> <arg name="g" type="number">The green value of color</arg> <arg name="b" type="number">The blue value of color</arg> <arg name="a" type="number" default="255">The alpha value of color</arg> </args> ⤶ </function>⤶ <args name="Use color object">⤶ <arg name="color" type="table">A <page>Color</page> object/table to read the color from. This is slower than providing four numbers. You could use <page>Color:Unpack</page> to address this. You should also cache your color objects if you wish to use them, for performance reasons.</arg>⤶ </args>⤶ </function>⤶ <example> <description>Draws 'Hello World', in white, near the top left of the screen.</description> <code> hook.Add( "HUDPaint", "HUDPaint_DrawABox", function() surface.SetDrawColor( 0, 0, 0, 128 ) -- Set color for background surface.DrawRect( 100, 100, 128, 20 ) -- Draw background surface.SetTextColor( 255, 255, 255 ) -- Set text color surface.SetTextPos( 136, 104 ) -- Set text position, top left corner surface.SetFont( "Default" ) -- Set the font surface.DrawText( "Hello World" ) -- Draw the text end ) </code> </example>