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Too many errors
Maybe will be used
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Author Topic: -~=</({[|::#@英語 名詞 . . . . RGB-Color Creator Program . . . .名詞 英語@#::|]})\>=~-  (Read 1180 times)

When I created my own Colorsets, I always used Paint.net to see what color I was typing.
Now, I created a little program whit my knowledge from school, that gives you RGB and Hex colors

This is not a Add-on of anny kind, and it has nothing directly to do whit Blockland
(thats why I placed it in General Modification Help)

RGB-Creator includes:
  • Color changing background
  • RGB and Hex colors
  • Up to 4 savable colors
  • Saved colors apear in a new window

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Download
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http://www.mediafire.com/?ymedofzaoig

pix:
http://i635.photobucket.com/albums/uu76/honytawk/RGB-Creator.png
« Last Edit: February 11, 2009, 01:48:05 PM by honytawk »

Cool, can ya add on a transparent option?

Cool, can ya add on a transparent option?
Why bother, transparent is 175, opaque is 255. Nothing much changes.


My teacher said I cant do it in VS.net so srr

But yeah its true that its not much of a difference


idk
does it give you in a message if you do something?
Something like an error?

idk
does it give you in a message if you do something?
Something like an error?
yes, the problem happened to be that i didnt have the .net thingy
anyways, this will really help me make my colorset (like Traders, Tapes, and so on) without haveing to actually copy anything

I think you need more boarders.
-~=</({[| RGB-Color Creator Program |]})\>=~-


You should add a bar that moves all bars up or down in there current positions, so you can lighten things or darken them easily.

You should add a bar that moves all bars up or down in there current positions, so you can lighten things or darken them easily.

Or some checkboxes to lock bars together.

For example:
You check off red and blue, and when you move one of them the other moves in proportion.
(If you have 128 0 64 and slide red 32 to the left, you should end up with 96 0 48, not 96 0 32.)

But, personally, I don't have much use for this.
I'm a total nerd and can pretty much nail the RGB code of any color shown to me.
Yay graphic design experience.