Author Topic: How to make a colorset?  (Read 1328 times)

I believe there is a guide already made for this that could be found by searching, if not, just open a color set up and look at it's contents.

well you dont put //|Red|  |Green|  |Blue|  |Trans|
That was just to show what column each was.
Double post.





Save as colorset.txt
Anything else after naming it colorset.txt?

Holy crap, I just looked at Trueno's Colorset. Lot'so numbers.
« Last Edit: October 17, 2010, 01:00:25 AM by Jacky »

Anything else?
To package:
1) Create a folder
2) Put colorset.txt in folder
3) Make a description.txt and put it in the folder
4) Make a namecheck.txt and put it in the folder
5) Copy all of the files in the folder
6) Make a .zip folder (Colorset_{NAME})
7) Paste all files into .zip
8) ???
9) Profit

Description.txt
Code: [Select]
Title:
Author:

Namecheck.txt
Code: [Select]
Colorset_{NAME}

Blockland uses RGBA; or Red Green Blue Alpha (or you can use hexidecimal color code but don't listen to whoever the handicap is in this thread that said he uses hex to sound smart).

Each of the letters represents 0-255 color value, for example, a dark, solid red would be 255 0 0 255 (or Red 255, Green 0, Blue 0, and 255 Alpha). Alpha stands for transparency, 255 being solid, 0 being invisible (NEVER MAKE AN INVISIBLE PAINT COLOR). Look at other colorset.txt's to get a general idea of how it works.

What do I put in "Title"



Colorset_{COLORSETNAMEGOESHERE}
How do I make a .zip folder? Do I just name it "blah".zip?

How do I make a .zip folder? Do I just name it "blah".zip?
Go to File >> New >> New .zip folder
Name it
Colorset_{COLORSETNAMEGOESHERE}
.

Go to File >> New >> New .zip folder
Name it.
Now do I put it in my add-ons folder?