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Text colour & hotkey text
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hey there hope noone posts this before i send it in, anyway basicaly in warcraft 3 model viewer their is a thing that says custom text, that allows you to change text colour and stuff then you put the code into the game where you need it, heres the link for download of warcraft 3 model viewer,
http://warcraft3.filefront.com/file/Warcraft_III_model_editor;4872
that should be right, and goodluck
http://warcraft3.filefront.com/file/Warcraft_III_model_editor;4872
that should be right, and goodluck
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is wc3 model editor not wc3 model viewer
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thanks for correction lol id rep that fix up but i cant xD
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Color codes are built up with 8 numbers. Each number symbolizes a color.
First two = I'm not sure about those
Second = Red
Third = Green
Fourth = Blue
So they look like this:
|c??RRGGBB
The numbers are taken from the hexadecimal system of numbers. There are a total of 16 numbers: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, A, B, C, D, E and F. Higher number makes a brighter tone of the color. The highest number (F) on all makes the color white. The lowest (0) makes it black.
Red Code: |c00FF0000
Green Code: |c0000FF00
Blue Code: |c000000FF
Yellow Code: |c00FFFF00
The one used to display hotkeys in WE is |cffffcc00
First two = I'm not sure about those
Second = Red
Third = Green
Fourth = Blue
So they look like this:
|c??RRGGBB
The numbers are taken from the hexadecimal system of numbers. There are a total of 16 numbers: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, A, B, C, D, E and F. Higher number makes a brighter tone of the color. The highest number (F) on all makes the color white. The lowest (0) makes it black.
Red Code: |c00FF0000
Green Code: |c0000FF00
Blue Code: |c000000FF
Yellow Code: |c00FFFF00
The one used to display hotkeys in WE is |cffffcc00
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