For those having issues with client message print colors! (how to)

[IkeTheGeneric]

I realize this is almost common knowledge, but there is still a lot of people who do not know how to use the color code for message prints.

It's basic, and it would go like this

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<color:FF0000>Display text.Which would come out like this


But what is "FF0000"? It's a Hex color code. Every hex code is six digits.
From google images, refer to this image for hex codes.

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[Tingalz]

FFFFFF
I can figure out hex codes by myself because I'm good with colors

[Isaac Fox]

I wish the default client text colour was white instead of red.

[Teneksi]

Quite helpful.

maybe add to use </color> to stop and that you can use more than one in a line.

I can figure out hex codes by myself because I'm good with colors

[MrLoL]

www.colorpicker.com

better

[Texan101]

I tend to just think about it myself. After all, why use hex codes if you can't figure them out on your own?

[Kalphiter]

http://drpeterjones.com/colorcalc/

better

[Teneksi]

I tend to just think about it myself. After all, why use hex codes if you can't figure them out on your own?

to


get


colors?

[.::Taboo::.]

now tell me what the forget is going with my fonts and why can't i make them bigger without em breaking.

[Altered]

http://www.colorschemer.com/online.html

best

[Kalphiter]

http://www.colorschemer.com/online.html

best

worst

[phflack]

i prefer just mixing values myself rather than using a chart, it tends to be quicker
and </color> actualy works? interesting

[hankyje]

Thanks, its hard to remember these. I faved this.

[IkeTheGeneric]

i prefer just mixing values myself rather than using a chart, it tends to be quicker
and </color> actualy works? interesting

I don't remember it working correctly.

[Kalphiter]

<color:FFFFFF>

There are no closing tags, so you have to do another <color:FFFFFF> to change it back.