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Newcomers DBPro Corner / RGB value tables

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CrayZemon
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Posted: 21st Jul 2003 06:26
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I know this is going to sound far-out, and probably stupid, but is there an rgb table out there? The purpose of asking is because I'm designing a particle system for a cheesy 2D action game. It would help if I knew what colors I'm making the scattering pixel's and explosion globs.
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ReD_eYe
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Posted: 21st Jul 2003 12:53
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try this site
http://javascript.internet.com/bgeffects/basic-color-cube.html move your mouse over the boxes the background chnages to that colour and the rgb values are given near the bottom

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TeePee
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Posted: 22nd Jul 2003 14:20
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if you have dbpro you can also right click and select rgb colour picker and select which colour you want...itll give you the rgb for it

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GameKit
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Posted: 22nd Jul 2003 19:40 Edited at: 22nd Jul 2003 19:54
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Umm... Here is a simple one...

Red = rgb(255,0,0): Light Red = rgb(255,152,152): Dark Red rgb(152,0,0)
Green = rgb(0,255,0): Light Green = rgb(152,255,152): Dark Green = rgb(0,152,0)
Blue = rgb(0,0,255): Light Blue = rgb(152,152,255): Dark Blue = rgb(0,0,152)
Yellow = rgb(255,255,0): Light Yellow = rgb(255,255,152): Dark Yellow = rgb(152,152,0)
Blue-Green = rgb(0,255,255): Light Blue-Green = rgb(152,255,255): Dark Blue-Green = rgb(0,152,152)
Violet = rgb(255,0,255): Light Violet = rgb(255,152,255): Dark Violet = rgb(152,0,152)
Orange = rgb(255,152,0): Light Orange = rgb(255,152,63): Dark Orange = rgb(152,63,0)
Black = rgb(0,0,0)
Gray = rgb(152,152,152): Light Gray = rgb(63,63,63): Dark Gray = rgb(191,191,191)
White = rgb(255,255,255)

Well... I think you get the idea... I don't know if that helped but i hope it did...

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Ralen
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Posted: 23rd Jul 2003 06:47
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Yer better off just getting a program that tells you the RGB values.
You have a choice of 16,777,216 differant colors. Even though you can't tell the differance between a large portion of them .

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Dark Editor
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Posted: 23rd Jul 2003 07:20
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Here's the easy way, Instead of using Dark basic, use Dark Edit. Right click and click preview/inser rgb color. Then pick your color and it writes out the command for you.

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CrayZemon
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Posted: 24th Jul 2003 00:26
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Thanks a bunch.

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