Difference between revisions of "Colors"

Revision as of 15:59, 29 September 2013

T-Engine provides a number of predefined colors. There are two ways to refer to these:

In your Lua code. For example: code.DARK_GREEN
Embedded within strings (using # signs to mark them). For example: "Hello, #BLUE#world#LAST#!"

The following colors are defined by T-Engine 1.0.4:

Name	Red	Green	Blue
BLACK	0	0	0
WHITE	255	255	255
SLATE	140	140	140
ORANGE	255	119	0
RED	201	0	0
GREEN	0	134	69
BLUE	0	0	227
UMBER	142	69	0
LIGHT_DARK	80	80	80
LIGHT_SLATE	209	209	209
VIOLET	192	0	175
YELLOW	255	255	0
LIGHT_RED	255	0	104
LIGHT_GREEN	0	255	0
LIGHT_BLUE	81	221	255
LIGHT_UMBER	215	142	69
DARK_UMBER	87	94	37
DARK_GREY	67	67	67
GREY	127	127	127
ROYAL_BLUE	65	105	225
AQUAMARINE	127	255	212
CADET_BLUE	95	158	160
STEEL_BLUE	70	130	180
TEAL	0	128	128
LIGHT_STEEL_BLUE	176	196	222
DARK_BLUE	0	0	147
ROYAL_BLUE	0	108	255
PINK	255	192	203
GOLD	255	215	0
FIREBRICK	178	34	34
DARK_RED	100	0	0
VERY_DARK_RED	50	0	0
CRIMSON	220	20	60
MOCCASIN	255	228	181
KHAKI	240	230	130
SANDY_BROWN	244	164	96
SALMON	250	128	114
DARK_ORCHID	153	50	204
ORCHID	218	112	214
PURPLE	128	0	139
CHOCOLATE	210	105	30
DARK_KHAKI	189	183	107
TAN	210	180	140
DARK_TAN	110	80	40
HONEYDEW	240	255	240
ANTIQUE_WHITE	250	235	215
OLD_LACE	253	245	230
DARK_SLATE_GRAY	47	79	79
OLIVE_DRAB	107	142	35
DARK_SEA_GREEN	143	188	143
YELLOW_GREEN	154	205	50
DARK_GREEN	50	77	12

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