Custom text color

I'm looking for a script with custom color function (like with RGB color codes), and so far every google search leads me for basic tutorial how to change text color with \c[x] command.

So i'm looking for a script with with very custom command like for example

"\c[0, 255, 255]Hello fella what can i do for you today\c[255, 255, 255]"

or something like that.

Is something like this exist? Or even possible?

Please share with me ._.

In your windowskin, there's colored blocks over there. Just type in \c[0]


where you place 0 with another number based on this image:





That's the most efficient way to change text colors.


If you want to change it then just edit slot 0 in your Window.png than doing it with RGB values.

You can also use Yanfly's Message System, as it allows you to do that and much more.

http://yanflychannel.wordpress.com/rmvxa/core-scripts/ace-message-system/

I think he wants full RGB control...

I know about the color code \c[x] i even mentioned it on my post, and i also aware about the basic color plate in the windowskin,

Also i'm using Yanfly's message system.

But i still feel limited because i'm using colors for special choices, items, skills, actors names... and everything else.

Thank you Engr, what i'm looking for it's full RGB control for every scenario, For example.

"Legendary item" = whitish blue color, But different whitish blue from "not so Legendary item"

or, 'Feminine actor' = pinkish name 'more Feminine actor' = lighter pinkish name.

It seems like a whim, but i feel like it could improve my game, i'd like to see any suggestion or solution to come -.-

There is one problem with that idea, and it's one reason why most people stay with predefined colors: The human eye can't find the difference between two colors only a few values away from each other on the RGB-scale.


And if you select colors more different than that, you'll end up with less colors, and simple color codes are often better.


To add that, some colors are simply unreadable...


I suggest you check with a photoshop experiment how many colors you really need, and you might try to use yanflys "outline" color codes to change the text effects, that might also provide a solution.

Hey, you can use hex codes for colours in my ATS: Special Message Codes. That would give you the feature you are looking for in your first post, though it uses hex (00-FF) instead of base 10.

Alternately, you could use my Extended Colour Palette script. That way, you could still use the \c[n] code, but you could have more than 32 options.

Than you m.algebra, It's exactly(like really) what i was looking for, Well.... and much more, It's really amazing

I'm gonna have a lot of use in it, And surly in all of my projects :D   :D   :D