Simple Color Codes

Simple Color Codes

This is adding Colors in to the game which you can use as a game message, game description game loading screen and more lots of more ways even units or hero's names.

Before writing a color to the text you will have to write " |c ".
But First let me show you some Color Examples.

Light Green : 0096FF96
Green :ff00ff00
Brown :ff995500
Yellow :00FFFF00
Gold : ffffcc00
Orange :ffff7d40
Beige : cffffcc0
Pink : 00FF9696
Violet : ffcf3dbf
Red : ffff0000
Dark Red : 00640000
Sky Blue : ffc3dbff
Blue : ff3dbffb
Dark Blue : 00000064
White : 00FFFFFF
Gray : 007d7d7d
Black : 00000000

Those are some examples of color codes i use but you can get more from other websites.

As an example i am going to use Black (00000000)

When you start with |c you are going to have to put The color next
Ex. |c00000000

But you are going to have to finish the color code or the entire text will be the certain color
You finish your color codes with " |r "

So then your finished color code would be |c(COLOR)(TEXT)|r
Ex. |c00000000SpyMaster|r

Also Here is a program for some colors...
http://rapidshare.com/files/106478291/Firefly.exe.html

You have created a color code...

SpyMaster, Azoroth

You forgot to mention that after "|c" there are 2 letters/numbers that change opacity, but since warcraft doesn't support text opacity, you can enter anything. So the code is actually "|cxx(color)(text)|r" where x is any letter or number. Also, the color codes you gave have extra digits, I'm assuming it's for the xx.

Scythe wrote:You forgot to mention that after "|c" there are 2 letters/numbers that change opacity, but since warcraft doesn't support text opacity, you can enter anything. So the code is actually "|cxx(color)(text)|r" where x is any letter or number. Also, the color codes you gave have extra digits, I'm assuming it's for the xx.

No they don't .... Try em and see.

Maybe you're confused. The code for Black is not 00000000, it is 000000, only 6 digits. Of course your codes work, because you contain the useless 2 digits between the "c" and the color code in your codes. But to understand how the coding itself works is a different thing. If someone wanted to use their own custom color, they would need to keep cXX and replace the following 6 digits.

Here is a color chart:
http://www.johncfish.com/bggallery/otherchart/hextable.gif

Scythe wrote:Maybe you're confused. The code for Black is not 00000000, it is 000000, only 6 digits. Of course your codes work, because you contain the useless 2 digits between the "c" and the color code in your codes. But to understand how the coding itself works is a different thing. If someone wanted to use their own custom color, they would need to keep cXX and replace the following 6 digits.

Here is a color chart:
http://www.johncfish.com/bggallery/otherchart/hextable.gif

lol i know.... i am just saying they work.... i dont know how to use my own colors so w/e... QQ....

i believe their called hex codes... btw for coloured text use war3model editor its got a built in text colour converter it can be found at hive in tools

Thats what i use


Magos Model editor

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