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&CODE.OOC_COLOR me=$ooc *:@emit [squish(switch(mid(%0,0,1),:, %xm%xh<%xn%xm<%xh%xwOOC%xn%xm>%xh>%xn %N%cn [after(%0,:)],;, %xm%xh<%xn%xm<%xh%xwOOC%xn%xm>%xh>%xn %N%cn[after(%0,;)], %xm%xh<%xn%xm<%xh%xwOOC%xn%xm>%xh>%xn %N%cn says\, "%0"))]
 
&CODE.OOC_COLOR me=$ooc *:@emit [squish(switch(mid(%0,0,1),:, %xm%xh<%xn%xm<%xh%xwOOC%xn%xm>%xh>%xn %N%cn [after(%0,:)],;, %xm%xh<%xn%xm<%xh%xwOOC%xn%xm>%xh>%xn %N%cn[after(%0,;)], %xm%xh<%xn%xm<%xh%xwOOC%xn%xm>%xh>%xn %N%cn says\, "%0"))]
 
 
 
  
 
==Using the Color Cube==
 
==Using the Color Cube==

Latest revision as of 16:30, 4 August 2020

Sometimes you want to stand out from the crowd. Sometimes, you just want something to be pretty! Here are some options on code for how to customize the colors for when you speak or pose OOC.


Using 16-bit color codes


Blue and White

&CODE.OOC_COLOR me=$ooc *:@emit [squish(switch(mid(%0,0,1),:, %xb%xh<<%xwOOC%xb>>%xn %N%cn [after(%0,:)],;, xb%xh<<%xwOOC%xb>>%xn %N%cn[after(%0,;)], %xb%xh<<%xwOOC%xb>>%xn %N%cn says\, "%0"))]




Cyan and White

&CODE.OOC_COLOR me=$ooc *:@emit [squish(switch(mid(%0,0,1),:, %xc%xh<%xn%xc<%xh%xwOOC%xn%xc>%xh>%xn %N%cn [after(%0,:)],;, %xc%xh<%xn%xc<%xh%xwOOC%xn%xc>%xh>%xn %N%cn[after(%0,;)], %xc%xh<%xn%xc<%xh%xwOOC%xn%xc>%xh>%xn %N%cn says\, "%0"))]




Magenta and White

&CODE.OOC_COLOR me=$ooc *:@emit [squish(switch(mid(%0,0,1),:, %xm%xh<%xn%xm<%xh%xwOOC%xn%xm>%xh>%xn %N%cn [after(%0,:)],;, %xm%xh<%xn%xm<%xh%xwOOC%xn%xm>%xh>%xn %N%cn[after(%0,;)], %xm%xh<%xn%xm<%xh%xwOOC%xn%xm>%xh>%xn %N%cn says\, "%0"))]

Using the Color Cube


Red Orange and White

&CODE.OOC_COLOR me=$ooc *:@emit [squish(switch(mid(%0,0,1),:, %x<#FF0000><%x<#FF5F00><%xh%xwOOC%xn%x<#FF5F00>>%x<#FF0000>>%xn %N%cn [after(%0,:)],;, %x<#FF0000><%x<#FF5F00><%xh%xwOOC%xn%x<#FF5F00>>%x<#FF0000>>%xn %N%cn[after(%0,;)], %x<#FF0000><%x<#FF5F00><%xh%xwOOC%xn%x<#FF5F00>>%x<#FF0000>>%xn %N%cn says\, "%0"))]




Want a different color scheme? Go for it. Have fun! Paint the night!

Want help to make a new one with other colors? Contact Arielle