24 Player Color Strings

[Zhall]

Once upon a time I had all 12 color strings down to a science, and I would just make an array string variable and assign them in every map I made.

I did some quick digging and found those 12.

set str[0] = "|cffFF0202"
set str[1] = "|cff0041FF"
set str[2] = "|cff1BE5B8"
set str[3] = "|cff530080"
set str[4] = "|cffFFFC00"
set str[5] = "|cffFE890D"
set str[6] = "|cff1FBF00"
set str[7] = "|cffE45AAF"
set str[8] = "|cff949596"
set str[9] = "|cff7DBEF1"
set str[10] = "|cff0F6145"
set str[11] = "|cff4D2903"


What about the 12 new colors?

Thanks

 

[Warseeker]

Player 13: "|cff9B0000"
Player 14: "|cff0000C3"
Player 15: "|cff00EAFF"
Player 16: "|cffBE00FE"
Player 17: "|cffEBCD87"
Player 18: "|cffF8A48B"
Player 19: "|cffBFFF80"
Player 20: "|cffDCB9EB"
Player 21: "|cff282828"
Player 22: "|cffEBF0FF"
Player 23: "|cff00781E"
Player 24: "|cffA46F33"

 

[Pyrogasm]

You could... search for this information.
WC3 World Editor Player Colors

 

[Cespie]

Once upon a time I had all 12 color strings down to a science, and I would just make an array string variable and assign them in every map I made.

I did some quick digging and found those 12.

set str[0] = "|cffFF0202"
set str[1] = "|cff0041FF"
set str[2] = "|cff1BE5B8"
set str[3] = "|cff530080"
set str[4] = "|cffFFFC00"
set str[5] = "|cffFE890D"
set str[6] = "|cff1FBF00"
set str[7] = "|cffE45AAF"
set str[8] = "|cff949596"
set str[9] = "|cff7DBEF1"
set str[10] = "|cff0F6145"
set str[11] = "|cff4D2903"


What about the 12 new colors?

Thanks

Bit of a comment. How about using the index values that corresponds to the player numbers? Like starting at 1 instead of 0.
That way, you could call upon any of the colors using the player number as the array index, without having to subtract 1 every time.

 

[Drake53]

Bit of a comment. How about using the index values that corresponds to the player numbers? Like starting at 1 instead of 0.
That way, you could call upon any of the colors using the player number as the array index, without having to subtract 1 every time.

I hate to tell you this, but player indices actually do start at 0. It's only when using GUI that it adds 1 every time you get the index of a player:

function GetConvertedPlayerId takes player whichPlayer returns integer
    return GetPlayerId(whichPlayer) + 1
endfunction

 

[Cespie]

I hate to tell you this, but player indices actually do start at 0. It's only when using GUI that it adds 1 every time you get the index of a player:

function GetConvertedPlayerId takes player whichPlayer returns integer
    return GetPlayerId(whichPlayer) + 1
endfunction

Why hate to tell me? That's useful information.
I only ever really use GUI anyway, so I legitimately didn't know this.

 

[Zhall]

Pyrogasm: I did search and all I found was the original 12.

Thanks!