Author Topic: ColorSets [Please read!]  (Read 581 times)

Hey, Its B!nk. I need some help with making colorsets...
When I wanted to make one, I thought that it was ganna be the 9933ff Kinda format, But its not...
SO, I was wondering if someone can tell me excatly how to make a colorset please! Thanks.
-B!nk
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Colors for Blockland colorsets use the Red/Green/Blue/Alpha (transparency) format, either in 0-1 or 0-255 format for each colour.

The Red, Green and Blue numbers just need to be converted to this format, you can use any Internet converter. The Alpha number defines the transparency - 0 is invisible and 1 (or 255) is fully visible, which you should use for most standard colors.

For an example of how to set out the colorSet.txt file, look at the default one in config/server. If you have RTB and wish to upload the set to their server, then you will need to package it in a Colorset_*.zip folder, including a description.txt file with it.

Colors for Blockland colorsets use the Red/Green/Blue/Alpha (transparency) format, either in 0-1 or 0-255 format for each colour.

The Red, Green and Blue numbers just need to be converted to this format, you can use any Internet converter. The Alpha number defines the transparency - 0 is invisible and 1 (or 255) is fully visible, which you should use for most standard colors.

For an example of how to set out the colorSet.txt file, look at the default one in config/server. If you have RTB and wish to upload the set to their server, then you will need to package it in a Colorset_*.zip folder, including a description.txt file with it.
Ok, I didnt really get that, but uh, in the colorset.txt file, It says like 0000 0000 0000 0000 (0's are can be whatever numbers...) thats 4 sections, RGB is just 3 sections... Please reply

Ok, I didnt really get that, but uh, in the colorset.txt file, It says like 0000 0000 0000 0000 (0's are can be whatever numbers...) thats 4 sections, RGB is just 3 sections... Please reply
RGB plus the set on the end is Alpha, which means whether it is transparent or opaque. 255 is the standard opaque, 175 is the standard transparency.

RGB plus the set on the end is Alpha, which means whether it is transparent or opaque. 255 is the standard opaque, 175 is the standard transparency.
Thanks man! I made one! I am redoing it though, cuase honestly it sucked... BUT THANKS SO MUCH!