Author Topic: all of the /c# colrors  (Read 1277 times)

I wasnt sure weather to put tis in coding help or here, oh well.
Can someone give me a list of all of the /c# colors? I used the search function but couldn't find any references.

I think /c2 is green and /c0 is black and /c6 is white, but im not sure of the rest.
Could someone help me out?
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« Last Edit: October 18, 2012, 07:13:36 PM by Darksaber530 »

I think /c2 is white and /c0 is black and /c6 is white, but im not sure of the rest.

thats wrong

only /c6 is white, /c2 is green

and its numbers from 0 to 9 (i think), I believe 3 is the chat yellow.
4 is some sort of teal.
1 is red.
7 is the clan tag grey.
5 is blue.
6 I have no idea.

Go into a server you're admin in and type /colortest.

copy and paste this into your console

NewChatHud_AddLine("\c11\c22\c33\c44\c55\c66\c77\c88\c99");

Go into a server you're admin in and type /colortest.
I think you may need to be host, but yes, use that. It's very helpful.

You have to be a super admin to use /colortest

Wouldn't it be easier to use HEX code?

You have to be a super admin to use /colortest
This man is right.

Wouldn't it be easier to use HEX code?
This man is wrong.

This man is wrong.
Oh. I thought he was referring to like, just colors for text or something.

It's \c#, not /c#

Go into a server you're admin in and type /colortest.
This

Just so you guys know, the \c# codes are just shorthand abbreviations for the most useful/common of the hex codes. I'm not sure about the order but they are ff0000 (red), 00ff00 (green), 0000ff (blue), 000000 (black), ffffff (white), ffff00 (yellow), ff00ff (purple), and 00ffff (teal)


<color:hexhex>asdf
Which gets annoying to type
Which is why we use colour codes.
For example, \c6 is equal to <color:FFFFFF>.
3 characters versus 14.

Edit to below ignorant guy: The \c codes are just the most commonly used colours. If you want some insane stuff color then you can use hex
« Last Edit: October 19, 2012, 04:17:40 PM by Ipquarx »

Though hexes are more flexible.

\c0 \c1 \c2 \c3 \c4 \c5 \c6 \c7 \c8