Hello, if you are interested in using the <color:XXXXXX> in-game and you do NOT want to go on Google and search a Hex Codes Chart, or use a program that's also found on Google, you came in the right place.Hex codes might look to some people hard, just some random codes that machines put. This is a lie.
Let's check out our "number" chart!
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
As you can see it ranges 0-9 and A-F
There are 6 Letters and 10 numbers. Otherwise, 16 "numbers".
16*16 = 25
6 why not 255? I don't know either.
Except these are the math rules, but there's something juicy...The more on the left is the number (letter) on our chart the lower is the number, A being 11, F being 16, 3 being 4 and so on.
The codes are made out of 6 of those numbers (letters). FF being the brightest, 16*16 = 256. 00 being the darkest, 0*0 = 0.
They are grouped in
RGB. For who does not know what that means: Red Green
and Blue.
And all you do is replace R, G or B with 2 groups of numbers (letters)
And here are the HEX codes for the most BRIGHTEST colors, can you notice what's up at them?
RED: FF0000
GREEN: 00FF00
BLUE: 0000FF
As you can see, the "FF", the brightest "group", as I named above, is in the columns of R G and B. If it was to separate the columns it would look like this:
00 | 00 | 00.
It's like in real life, if you want to make PURPLE, you do
6600
66. You might wonder why didn't we put FF instead of 66. The reason is that FF creates it PINK, since PINK is a lighter version of PURPLE.
If you want your color wrap from BLUE in RED, you do NOT need to do: Blue > Purple > Red.
Instead you can do multiple Client Events
(or whatever you are using this tutorial for) to create:
BLUE: 0000FF
Then: 2200DD (We lowered BLUE and increased RED)
Then: 4400BB (Again)
Then: 6600
99 (As you can see we are skipping 1 number or letter, 9 > A > B, we skipped A and went to 9)
Then: 880077
Then: AA0055 (What I said previously about 9 > A > B is equivalent even if you do it the other way around, just that here's used in 8 > 9 > A)
Then: CC0033
Then:
EE00
11 (This situation is probably not avoidable, unless you want a bigger color skip, not in the line, that wouldn't look as nice... But:)
Then we end with RED: FF0000.
As you can see we changed both columns with a double-letter in the same time.
If you REALLY want to get a SHARP one.. Have fun playing with values!
Now all you need to do is to add a <color:xxxxxx> into your Client Chatmessage, BottomPrint or CenterPrint before your text.
Remember that taking drawing class to know the colors, and what happens if you combine each.
Have fun creating your own colors!
