Author Topic: Paint Set Making Help  (Read 695 times)

Well, I would like to make a paint set and I have searched the forums for a Guide on it, and I haven't found one yet. I want to know how to make transparent colors and among other things, create the colors! I was wondering if there is a program that you can use for this. I have looked at a code from a paint set I downloaded and it has four numbers, I'm pretty sure that 3 of those numbers represent intensity of hues, but I'm not sure what the fourth is, please help! And if there is already another post on this, please post the link, don't flame me -_-

Sorry for the essay =D

1. Red
2. Green
3. Blue
4. Transparency

255 0 0 150

That would be trans. red.

Hang on I'll get my color set script.

Here:
Code: [Select]
255 255 255 255 <<This would be pure white.
200 200 200 255 << Grey colors are usually the same number for Red Green and Blue.
196 196 196 255
168 168 168 255
130 130 130 255
102 102 102 255
85 85 85 255
33 33 33 255
0 0 0 255 <<This would be black.
255 255 255 33
DIV:white/black <<< This stands for the name you see for that section of colors.

176 226 255 255
135 206 250 255
0 191 255 255
24 116 205 255
0 0 255 255
123 104 238 255
105 89 205 255
106 90 205 255
71 60 139 255
255 0 255 255
DIV:blue/purple

255 182 193 255
255 130 171 255
255 62 150 255
205 58 140 255
155 20 147 255
255 99 71 255
255 48 48 255
205 38 38 255
255 0 0 255
139 0 0 255
DIV:pink/red

255 236 139 255
255 255 0 255
205 205 0 255
139 139 0 255
255 193 37 255
153 204 50 255
0 255 127 255
0 255 0 255
9 249 17 255
0 139 0 255
DIV:yellow/green

142 107 35 255
205 133 63 255
255 165 79 255
205 170 125 255
255 211 155 255
255 140 0 255
238 118 0 255
205 102 0 255
255 127 0 255
205 133 0 255
DIV:brown/orange

255 0 0 140
0 255 0 140
0 0 255 140
0 0 0 140
255 255 255 140
255 107 0 140
255 20 147 140
148 0 211 140
255 255 0 140
255 255 255 0
DIV:trans.

I suggest you find a Hexadecimal to RGB converter.

« Last Edit: February 21, 2009, 06:24:37 PM by gamefandan »

Thanks gamefandan!

By the way, you could just use paint and create custom colors and expirement with the RGB color code generator thingy (bad wording)

^that in a nutshell: use paint to generate RGB colors.
« Last Edit: February 21, 2009, 06:52:17 PM by AGlass0fMilk »

This isn't code, more like General Modification, but Gamefandan pretty much covered it.

Also I forgot to mention there is another code you can use where instead of white non transparent being 255 255 255 255 it would be 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 although I'm not sure how to use it, although I do know that it is used by the Blender material color choices.

This is not coding, it is simple colors.

This is not coding, it is simple colors.

Go away I solved his problem, just as helped solve yours a while ago. Now get the forget out.