First, create a folder that's called Colorset_WhateverYouWantItToB eCalled
Then, inside that folder create a .txt file called description.txt
In description.txt, put this:
Title: Whatever The Title of Your Colorset Is
Author: Whoever made it
Optional additional details here
Create a second .txt file called colorSet.txt
Then you'll need to know the color system that Blockland uses known as RGBA, that's Red Green Blue Alpha
For each, you need to put numbers, these numbers are how much of each color you're putting in (except alpha, that's different) and range from 0 to 255.
Alpha is basically transparency, setting this to 0 makes the color completely invisible, setting it to 255 makes it completely solid.
The syntax is this:
AnyNumberFrom0To255 AnyNumberFrom0To255 AnyNumberFrom0To255 AnyNumberFrom0To255
Obviously you can't make them different colors, they're just there for color coding and easier reading.
Then, for each column, you need to put:
DIV: Whatever you want the column name to be
That always needs to be at the bottom of each column you want, for example:
255 0 0 255
0 255 0 255
0 0 255 255
DIV: Basic Colors
255 0 0 128
0 255 0 128
0 0 255 128
DIV: Transparent Colors
Save it and you're pretty much done.
Congratulations, you have made your first colorset!
Tips/Extra Info.
• It's generally not a good idea to make neon, super bright, harsh colors. Trying making them softer.
• Try to make your colorset boxed (9 colors per column) so it lines up with the Paint FX column.
• Colorsets can only have a maximum of 64 colors, if you go over this limit your colorset will break.
• Get RTB. RTB lets you choose different colorsets from a list and lets you preview your colorset when in the Start a Game menu, use this to your advantage.
