| 02-22-2005, 03:35 AM | #1 |
anybody know the wc3 color codes for each of the player colors? the colors are Red |c000000FF Blue Teal Purple Yellow Orange Green Pink Gray Light Blue Dark Green Brown |
| 02-22-2005, 03:53 AM | #2 |
you always have the option of just approximating the colors yourself. format is (if memory serves me correctly): 00bbggrr where r = red, g = green, b = blue a hex value from 0-255 for each |
| 02-22-2005, 12:25 PM | #3 |
Guest | In the tuorial section u can find all the color codes in 1 tutorial. |
| 02-22-2005, 05:38 PM | #4 |
Actually, the war3 color code, as you will also find out if you read a tutorial, is |cTTRRGGBByourtexthere|r, where T is transparency (00 is invisible, FF is untransparent, 80 is 50% transparent), and R G B are the three basic colors. |
| 02-22-2005, 09:21 PM | #5 |
i have looked at the color code tutorial, it doesnt even include the teal color :( i know what each of the values mean, im just asking if anyone has the color values that exactly match the player colors written down. if thats not possible, how can i go and find out just the RGB values for... example color teal? |
| 02-23-2005, 08:09 AM | #6 |
Well, teal is a mixture between green and blue. You could just experiment. Or I could just c&p the codes which I copied from these forums some time before: Hex Values: |cffff0303player1|r |cff0042ffplayer2|r |cff1ce6b9player3|r |cff540081player4|r |cfffffc01player5|r |cfffeba0eplayer6|r |cff20c000player7|r |cffe55bb0player8|r |cff959697player9|r |cff7ebff1player10|r |cff106246player11|r |cff4e2a04player12|r RGB % Values: red: 100.00, 1.17, 1.17 blue: 0.00, 25.88, 100.00 teal: 9.80, 90.20, 72.55 purple: 32.94, 0.00, 50.59 yellow: 100.00, 98.82, 0.40 orange: 99.61, 72.94, 5.49 green: 12.55, 75.30, 0.00 pink: 89.80, 35.69, 69.02 grey: 58.43, 58.82, 59.21 light blue: 49.41, 74.90, 94.51 dark green: 6.27, 38.43, 27.45 brown: 30.59, 16.47, 1.57 |
| 02-23-2005, 12:41 PM | #7 |
I've also seen a full hex color chart in world editor unlimited, included with the information that comes with, under the section "useful stuff". I use it whenever i'm looking up colors, because i'm not that great at color codes right now. But i guess the only way i'm gonna learn is if i try. |
| 02-24-2005, 01:02 AM | #8 |
cool, that helps ALOT. thx anitarf! |
| 02-24-2005, 01:56 AM | #9 |
Well, i think it's pretty obvious for most of them, i will repeat, but this should just be common sense Red= 100% visibilty & 100% red 0% green and 0% blue so therefore Red= |cffff0000 (no green/blue) Blue= |cff0000ff (no red/green) Teal= |cff00ffff ( no red) Purple= |cffff00ff (no green) Yellow= |cffffff00 (no blue) Orange= |cffff8000 ( Like yellow, but 1/2 of the green to make it more redish) Green= |cff00ff00 (no red/blue) Pink= |cffffaaaa (a more redish gray) Gray= |cffaaaaaa ( a darker version of white ( |cffffffff)) I mean you get the point, what's with you noobs? Sorry to be angry but this is pretty self-evident. Just think of it like Paints. This is middle-school art class people. Red+blue= fushia Red+green=yellow Blue+green=cyan OH OH OH! Very sorry i forgot the most OBVIOUS of things to do to find a color. Take a screen shot... Ok you following me? Take a screen shot and open it in Adobe Photoshop, or even MS-FREAKING-PAINT, and go to the color wheel. Use the squeeze dropper to get the color you want to know. The RGB components are right there! Just convert to Hex. Go into your CALCULATOR program on your computer, and type in the number. Put the calculator into SCIENTIFIC mode and press the thing that says (HEX). VIOLA! |
