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Description:: Sets marker color. Marker color names and their corresponding RGBA values for Arma 3 could be found here: Arma 3: CfgMarkerColors
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Multiplayer optimisation: Global marker commands always broadcast the entire marker state over the network. As such, the number of network messages exchanged when creating or editing a marker can be reduced by performing all but the last operation using local marker commands, then using a global marker command for the last change (and subsequent global broadcast of all changes applied to the marker).
Groups:: Markers

Syntax:

markerName setMarkerColor color

Parameters:

markerName: String

color: String - CfgMarkerColors class name. Since

2.20 it is possible to define the marker color in the following formats:

Return Value:

Nothing

Example 1:: "MarkerOne" setMarkerColor "ColorBlack";
Example 2:: "MarkerOne" setMarkerColor "#(1,0,0,1)"; // red color (since Arma 3 v2.20)

See also:: setMarkerColorLocal markerColor getMarkerColor setMarkerBrush createMarker setMarkerDir setMarkerPos setMarkerShape setMarkerSize setMarkerText setMarkerType setMarkerAlpha

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 |descr=Sets marker color. Marker color names and their corresponding RGBA values for Arma 3 could be found here: [[Arma 3: CfgMarkerColors]]
-{{Feature|informative|'''Multiplayer optimisation:''' Global marker commands always broadcast the ''entire'' marker state over the network. As such, the number of network messages exchanged when creating or editing a marker can be reduced by performing all but the last operation using local marker commands, then using a global marker command for the last change (and subsequent global broadcast of all changes applied to the marker).}}
+{{Feature|informative|
+'''Multiplayer optimisation:''' Global marker commands always broadcast the ''entire'' marker state over the network.
+As such, the number of network messages exchanged when creating or editing a marker can be reduced by performing all but the last operation using local marker commands, then using a global marker command for the last change (and subsequent global broadcast of all changes applied to the marker).
+}}
 |s1= markerName [[setMarkerColor]] color