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[Jummit]

I saw myself wanting a table with the RGB values of the computercraft color palette, and since there is no documentation in the color api, i made one myself:

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rgbvalues = {
  white = {
	r=240,
	g=240,
	b=240
  },
  orange = {
	r=242,
	g=178,
	b=51
  },
  magenta = {
	r=229,
	g=127,
	b=216
  },
  lightBlue = {
	r=153,
	g=178,
	b=242
  },
  yellow = {
	r=222,
	g=222,
	b=108
  },
  lime = {
	r=127,
	g=204,
	b=25
  },
  pink = {
	r=242,
	g=178,
	b=204
  },
  gray = {
	r=76,
	g=76,
	b=76
  },
  lightGray = {
	r=153,
	g=153,
	b=153
  },
  cyan = {
	r=76,
	g=153,
	b=178
  },
  purple = {
	r=178,
	g=102,
	b=229
  },
  blue = {
	r=51,
	g=102,
	b=204
  },
  brown = {
	r=127,
	g=102,
	b=76
  },
  green = {
	r=87,
	g=166,
	b=78
  },
  red = {
	r=204,
	g=76,
	b=76
  },
  black = {
	r=25,
	g=25,
	b=25
  },
}

Use this how you want, you don't have to give me credit.

Edited by Jummit, 05 October 2017 - 07:42 AM.

[Anavrins]

http://www.computerc...iki/Colors_(API)
There's the RGB values documented at the bottom of that page.

Edited by Anavrins, 05 October 2017 - 11:01 AM.

[Jummit]

Anavrins, on 05 October 2017 - 10:58 AM, said:

http://www.computerc...iki/Colors_(API)
There's the RGB values documented at the bottom of that page.

You mean this?

#F0F0F0

I used this to convert it to the values
I needed them in this format:
{r=0,g=0,b=0}

[Anavrins]

{r=0xF0, g=0xF0, b=0xF0} would work just as well.

Edited by Anavrins, 05 October 2017 - 07:37 PM.