Hello everybody. I'm going to teach you all the hcc pattern.
The hex color code is a series of six hexadecimal values. Each value goes on this order: 0123456789ABCDEF
The series of hexadecimal values are divided into 3 main sections in this order left-to-right: Red Green Blue.
Now, here comes the cool part. The value of each digit equals to the brightness of the color section it lay in. For example: true black is 000000, true red is FF0000, true green is 00FF00, true blue is 0000FF, and true white is FFFFFF.
To add more of a mix, like mixing paint, mix the values. Example, a darker red would be AF0000. (decrease the left digit to decrease/increase more value of the color. Like the tens digit.) and true purple would be FF00FF.
You are literally mixing colors on a pallet. All you need to do is remember the 16 digits of hexadecimal in order, remember the three basic colors in order, and know what color to mix. Like look at a color wheel.
I sure hope this helped Alot of you. Thankyou for your time reading this.
Opera added support in version 10 for RGBA (a being Alpha, or transparency/opacity level). You can now specify something's opacity with 00 (invisible) to FF (solid). Thus, FF800080 would be orange, half transparent. I'm sure other browser, including the 3DS one, will support this over time instead of having to specify opacity separately.
All browsers also support abbreviated RGB with just 3 hexadecimal values. You may have seen this on DSiPaint. I use it to save just a little bit of memory to make the DSi happy. Sure, 3 bytes aren't much, but when numerous definitions are per page, it can free up enough space for a few small images. Anyways, here is how you use this format: FFF is white, and F80 is orange. To convert it to the 6 digit format, just double everything. FFF becomes FFFFFF; F80 becomes FF8800. As you can see, you lose the depth of colors that 6 digits give, but for most purposes, it's enough.
You can also specify 256 colors by name like "white", "brick red", "forest green", etc. RGB as regular decimal numbers are supported, as well in this format: RGB(0,255,255) for cyan, and RGB(255,0,0) for red. Opera 10 supports RGBA(255,255,255,64), too!
Some browsers support other color models like CMY/CMYK (for printers) and HSL (for brightness blending).
You can check out CSS at www.w3.org for info on color styling.
Um... Where do you type this in a chatroom? What I mean is do you type /something and you get that color? Because I want to know how to get white in a chatroom.
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is magenta, not purple
