Color Code X.X

[PNetwork2011]

I want to know TorqueScript's Color Code with thing like 0.0 , 0.8, etc.
How do i use it?

Example from a script:

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colors[0]        = "0.8 0.8 0.0 0.7";

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[MegaScientifical]

Color is defined between 0 and 1. The closer to 1, the closer to the color defined. The last number is transparency, I believe.

[Mr.Noßody]

It goes Red>Green>Blue>Transparency, right?

[PNetwork2011]

one question thoguh

[PNetwork2011]

Color is defined between 0 and 1. The closer to 1, the closer to the color defined. The last number is transparency, I believe.

But how do you Define the color

[MegaScientifical]

Red - Blue - Green - Transparency, like he said... Wait, I'm confused. You don't tell the game to do a color, it has it's place. It isn't like forums, where you write "red" or "white" in the field.

[PNetwork2011]

But then how would i make a brown color, for example, with color[] = "";

[MegaScientifical]

... Uh... Do you know how colors work at all? Or are you only experienced with typing in color names, and it puts the real color in for you? Think for a moment: You're provided 4 fields where you could insert 3 colors. How do you make brown?

[PNetwork2011]

... Uh... Do you know how colors work at all? Or are you only experienced with typing in color names, and it puts the real color in for you?

I know RGB and hexadecimal

[MegaScientifical]

Think for a moment: You're provided 4 fields where you could insert 3 colors. How do you make brown?

You know... I'm sure you understand, just... Think about it like that.

[PNetwork2011]

... Uh... Do you know how colors work at all? Or are you only experienced with typing in color names, and it puts the real color in for you? Think for a moment: You're provided 4 fields where you could insert 3 colors. How do you make brown?

Here's the catch though: you can only put it from 0.0 - 1.0, right?
If i wanted to use 163 82 0 i cannot just use 163.0,82.0,0.0 because the max is 1.0!

[MegaScientifical]

You can look up a converter for this, you know. It's the same thing, but in a different binary.

[PNetwork2011]

You can look up a converter for this, you know. It's the same thing, but in a different binary.

Ya but what do i put in the google search bar because "RGB to torque color code converter" is not helping at all

[PNetwork2011]

I sort of actually understand now due to this sentence:
1.0 = 255

But i have one thing:

I need exact numbers like 163

[Demian]

RGB to decimal: Divide by 255
Decimal to RGB: Multiply by 255