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More => Old Versions => Media Jukebox => Topic started by: sub-24 on April 04, 2002, 06:01:17 am
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In Vis Studio
White = 0xFFFFFF
Blue = 0x0000FF
Whats the correct Hex number for RED.
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0xFF0000
It's like this:
0x
then
2 digits for the red component (0 to 255 in decimal, or 00 to FF in hex)
2 digits for the green component (0 to 255 in decimal, or 00 to FF in hex)
2 digits for the blue component (0 to 255 in decimal, or 00 to FF in hex)
Hope that helps.
-Matt
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Here's a couple of good programs that help you figure out color hex codes.
ColorDetective II at http://www.colordetective.com/
3C at http://user.tninet.se/~ddb786p/program/
3C is nice because it also lets you capture screen colors. So if there's a color on another window you want to match up to, you can do that with 3C.
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Matt.
Yes that helps a lot.
Now sorted - gotta have RED for Right channel and White for Left.
Its the simple things that are worh while.
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Oh, I take it back... ColorDetective II can grab screen colors as well... and it does it even better than 3C.
Ok, I'm switching.
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Well what about text color. r=;b=;g= ??
When I put the values in for each, it doesn't show the right color.
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What doesn't?
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When the vis studio uses equations for color, it uses r=0...1 g=0...1 and b=0...1
So, r=1;g=1;b=1; is white and r=0;g=0;b=0; is black and r=rand(1);g=rand(1);b=rand(1) is random.
-Matt