MP Text Colour - perhaps this could be merged with the colour sticky. The first post in that thread explains how to access the "change colour" command but mentions that the exact meaning of the digits is unknown. It's actually quite straight forward:
Method: Using the ALT+(numpad)789-->bgr
Where: b, g, r are single-digit hexidecimal numbers between 0-F
And: b = blue, g=green, and r=red.
Using a combination of the three, you can map to roughly any colour you like. What's strange is that it's counter-intuitive since usually the order is RGB instead of BGR. Some examples:
Method: Using the ALT+(numpad)789-->bgr
Where: b, g, r are single-digit hexidecimal numbers between 0-F
And: b = blue, g=green, and r=red.
Using a combination of the three, you can map to roughly any colour you like. What's strange is that it's counter-intuitive since usually the order is RGB instead of BGR. Some examples:
- 000
- 00F
- 0F0
- F00
- 0FF
- F0F
- FF0
- FFF
- 555
- 999
- 39F
- F93