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[MARXMAN]

Controlled zone looks so gay on the map, otherwise cool.


(Maybe bit lighter because chat name is too dark)

"Looking Gay" is subjective.   I rather like the shade of purple posted above. 

If not that I'd vote 

#800080 purple

[Deathproof]

No I mean it looks good as player names, but when you change color - controlled zone on city map has that color as well. I'll post picture when I get home to show you what I mean (hopefully we will still have zone left )

Will try out the one you posted later too.

[Deathproof]

This is what I meant, but I got used to it by now


Also, your color. (Even bit better than last one, kind of lighter so easier to read name in chat).

[Stem Sunders]

I definitely like the purple, especially on the city map.

[MARXMAN]

Great work, deathproof.   Looks good,  Can't wait for a different color.

[Deathproof]

Well if any of you want to use this purple currently, just copy this file to your aop folder. (You can backup the original NameColorizing.txt file)

P.S. MARXMAN, I really haven't done anything more then changing couple of numbers in txt file heh....

[MARXMAN]

Well if any of you want to use this purple currently, just copy this file to your aop folder. (You can backup the original NameColorizing.txt file)

P.S. MARXMAN, I really haven't done anything more then changing couple of numbers in txt file heh....

Well yeah, but you put time into it, which is worth money.  And being the code/script pleb I am, I couldn't figure out colorizing for the life of me.  So thanks.

[Stem Sunders]

I'm a pleb too, I couldn't figure it out either and purple is fine by me so thanks man.


Looks good to me.

[Deathproof]

Ok, guide time for those who would maybe like some other color.

1. First find the color you like - lets say purple in this case
2. You get its hex value - #800080 purple
3. You google #800080 purple RGB (RGB means red green blue -its ratio of those 3 colors to get the one you want, like mixing colors in RL)
4. Now you got the set of 3 numbers - in this example 128, 0, 128
5. You open NameColorizing.txt and find ColorFamily, then you just change old RGB numbers with the new ones you found

Done

[Butthead]

Ok, guide time for those who would maybe like some other color.

1. First find the color you like - lets say purple in this case
2. You get its hex value - #800080 purple
3. You google #800080 purple RGB (RGB means red green blue -its ratio of those 3 colors to get the one you want, like mixing colors in RL)
4. Now you got the set of 3 numbers - in this example 128, 0, 128
5. You open NameColorizing.txt and find ColorFamily, then you just change old RGB numbers with the new ones you found

Done

sir its hard stuff or something people here are not programers

[Deathproof]

sir its hard stuff or something people here are not programers

I know you're trolling, but some people never had any experience with html, so it looks hard until you show them how simple it is.

[Edik]

So hard, oh yeah

[Poor Ernie]

Using this now. This HAS to be the new family colour, thanks for bringing this topic up Stuntman.

[The Brazilian Slaughter]

Purple is colour of kings and emperors
It is only natural that we rightful overlords of Phoenix, desire such colour.
Beats the orange.