color set

[spngbob1996]

uh can someone help  i have bin trying to get color sets but i dont know how to set them in i just get text can someone help

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[spngbob1996]

someone please awnser

[Dansegal96 V2]

Go to base/config/server/colorset.txt.

Than you see text. You can change the text.

write each color you want as this:

redness greenness blueness transparency

examples:

if you want a cyan color you write:

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0 1 1 1
if you want invisible color you write:

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0 0 0
if you want brown color you write:

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0.5 0.25 0 1
if you want transparent orange color you write:

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1 0.5 0 0.7
if you want black color you write:

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0.001 0.001 0.001 1 (not 0 0 0 1)

if you want very transparent green color you write:

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0 1 0 0.3
you write your colors in groups and the end of each group you write what "name" you want for your colors row looks like this example:

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DIV:Basic
And note you can't to be have over 64 colors.

[Spation]

Nice explanation Dan. Really, if he wants other colours he should be fine.

Basically, the variables can either go up to one or to 255, depending on which you want.
If you're using one:
The first number is how much red is in the colour. This must be below one, and if there is no red then you want to put 0.
The second is how much green is in the colour. Same rules apply.
Third is blue. Rules still apply.
The forth is how transparent/opaque the colour is, 0 being invisible (or close to it) and 1 being fully opaque.

If you're using 255, it's pretty much the same as if you're using one, but instead of ranging between 0 and 1, you're ranging between 0 and 255.

[Ephialtes]

Nice explanation Dan. Really, if he wants other colours he should be fine.

Basically, the variables can either go up to one or to 255, depending on which you want.
If you're using one:
The first number is how much red is in the colour. This must be below one, and if there is no red then you want to put 0.
The second is how much green is in the colour. Same rules apply.
Third is blue. Rules still apply.
The forth is how transparent/opaque the colour is, 0 being invisible (or close to it) and 1 being fully opaque.

If you're using 255, it's pretty much the same as if you're using one, but instead of ranging between 0 and 1, you're ranging between 0 and 255.

The 255 system can't be used for color sets. Its generally used for gui elements, although the minifig part colors are displayed in the 255 format for readability (and they are converted to the 0-1 format when you apply)

[Spation]

The "Bold" section of the default colour set is in 255.

[Ephialtes]

Yeah but the decimal system takes priority over this. Otherwise entering 1 1 1 1 for a near-invisible black brick would turn out to be a full white, opaque brick.