Text Colors

[44formula44]

The color can be written either as #rrggbb or 0xrrggbb where "rrggbb"
; is a hexadecimal representation of the color or it can be written
; as a RGB triplet inside parenthesis like (R,G,B) or (255,0,0) to
; get a red color.



Can someone post the color representation for the differnt colors? Or a link.

[____________VenTatsu]

Try a quick search like http://www.google.com/searchhl=en&q=color+code

You can also use almost any decent graphics program to select a color and get it's RGB value in decimal or hex.

[______________Thoram]

Hey.

I havce spent some time using Photoshop and printed out the default color scheme for AO.

Since the last patch, basically all text are bright green.

Clan chat - Bright green
nano formula uploaded - Bright green
Failed to upload nanoformula - Bright green
nanoprogram ends - Bright green
Fully ressed - Bright green.

As I said before, I had tried to get the colors to change, but which colors to change?

The only I find that are bright green in the colorscheme file are
clans, news and newbie (newbie being a bit lighter green)

I would like to have a better description as to what text goes into what area.

Maybe even someone are able to make a small program that allows easier changes to the colors. I my self suck in programming, but I know that several people out there are good at it.

Just look at Nanonanny, mission display program, gridmap on the world map, etc, etc.

Please. some more info on how to change the colors.

The ones I am looking for are the ones that are now bright green except clan chat. I like to keep it bright green, but if someone have a full list on which areas to change, then I will be a happy fixer (Well, somewhat happier anyway)

[Docmax]

here is a nice channel color picker

http://kuren.org/ao/channelcolors

[Krabbus]

Originally posted by Spyder9
The color can be written either as #rrggbb or 0xrrggbb where "rrggbb"
; is a hexadecimal representation of the color or it can be written
; as a RGB triplet inside parenthesis like (R,G,B) or (255,0,0) to
; get a red color.


Can someone post the color representation for the differnt colors? Or a link.

Have u tried Paintbrush or Paint that comes along with Windows OS :-)

Double click the color at the colorbar and a window pops up, press the button called "Define color" or something. At right u see Red, Green, Blue and that is the (R,G,B).