Player::setHeadOverlay

OverlayID ranges from 0 to 12, index from 0 to _GET_NUM_OVERLAY_VALUES(overlayID)-1, and opacity from 0.0 to 1.0.

First and second color you can take in the list of hair colors.

List of colors: <https://wiki.rage.mp/wiki/Makeup_Colors>

OverlayID	Part	Index
0	Blemishes	0-23
1	Facial Hair	0-28
2	Eyebrows	0-33
3	Ageing	0-14
4	Makeup	0-74
5	Blush	0-32
6	Complexion	0-11
7	Sun Damage	0-10
8	Lipstick	0-9
9	Moles/Freckles	0-17
10	Chest Hair	0-16
11	Body Blemishes	0-11
12	Add Body Blemishes	0-1

<b>To disable any overlay use 255 as index.</b>

Syntax

Required Arguments

• overlayID: int
• index: int
• opacity: float
• firstColor: int
• secondColor: int

Return value

• Undefined

Example

```csharp C# Serverside Example

private static readonly string[] headOverlayNames = \{ "blemishes", "facialHair", "eyebrows", "ageing", "makeup", "blush", "complexion", "sunDamage", "lipstick", "molesFreckles", "chestHair", "bodyBlemishes", "addBodyBlemishes" \};

private static HeadOverlay CreateHeadOverlay(Byte index, Byte color, Byte secondaryColor, float opacity) &#123;

   return new HeadOverlay
   \{
      Index = index,
      Color = color,
      SecondaryColor = secondaryColor,
      Opacity = opacity
   \};

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[Command("beard")] public void Beard(Client c, byte Index, byte Color, byte SeconardyColor, byte Opacity) &#123;

   Dictionary<int, HeadOverlay> headOverlays = new Dictionary<int, HeadOverlay>();
   headOverlays.Add(1, CreateHeadOverlay((byte)Index, (byte)Color, (byte)SeconardyColor, (byte)Opacity));
   c.SetHeadOverlay(1, headOverlays[1]);

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Testexamples use Command: beard 1 0 0 1 = Set beard 1 with PrimaryColor 0 SecondardyColor 0 and opacity 1 (use opacity 0 for invisible, 1 for full visible) beard 2 22 0 1 = Set beard 1 with PrimaryColor 22(red) SecondardyColor 0 and opacity 1 (use opacity 0 for invisible, 1 for full visible) Restriction: Command can just handle 0, 1 on opacity but it is a byte and can have a value from 0.0 - 1.0 ```

See also