ARGB

[Mr.Malte]

But blizzard should know the colors, they gave to players.
These colors always work perfectly for me.

[Earth-Fury]

http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/498945-post3.html

playercolours taken from the editor's Player Properties dialog.

[Skater]

Cyan is actually #1ce6b9 xD
I got it from some file inside the mpq. I can't remember the exact file. Maybe something
with replaceabletextures\teamcolor.
But i still have the list of exact playercolors.

Code:

#  Player			RED	GREEN	BLUE	HEX-CODE


0  PLAYER_COLOR_RED =		255	3	3	ff0303
1  PLAYER_COLOR_BLUE =		0	66	255	0042ff
2  PLAYER_COLOR_CYAN =		28	230	185	1ce6b9
3  PLAYER_COLOR_PURPLE =	84	0	129	540081
4  PLAYER_COLOR_YELLOW =	255	252	1	fffc01
5  PLAYER_COLOR_ORANGE =	254	138	14	fe8a0e
6  PLAYER_COLOR_GREEN =		32	192	0	20c000
7  PLAYER_COLOR_PINK =		229	91	176	e55bb0
8  PLAYER_COLOR_LIGHT_GRAY =	149	150	151	959697
9  PLAYER_COLOR_LIGHT_BLUE =	126	191	241	7ebff1
10 PLAYER_COLOR_AQUA =		16	98	70	106246
11 PLAYER_COLOR_BROWN =		78	42	4	4e2a04

[Av3n]

Vex by any chance that you will implement a function to convert a |c00ffffff|r string to an ARGB struct? If not can you post a code that demonstrates it instead?

-Av3n

[Drain Pipe]

Alpha doesn't work :/

[Anachron]

Originally Posted by Drain Pipe

Alpha doesn't work :/

Tried 255? :P

[Deaod]

Alpha doesnt work in what context? Where did you use it?

[Vexorian]

1.2, fixed the player colors, and added fromPlayerColor.

If I remember correctly, I originally took the colors from the first place as Skater. if you had an older version of ARGB you may notice there are a lot of coincidences, apparently I just had a couple of typos when copying, sorry.

[Vexorian]

Originally Posted by Av3n

Vex by any chance that you will implement a function to convert a |c00ffffff|r string to an ARGB struct? If not can you post a code that demonstrates it instead?

-Av3n

I would first have some Table that converts things like "F" and "f" to 15, "A" and "a" to 10, etc.

Then I would use that table to be able to convert "FF" to 15*16+15, etc.

Then splity the string you provided to the function into four couples of hex values, each of these will generate a value from 0 to 255 then use ARGB.create with these values.

[Anitarf]

Okay, I seem to have stumbled on some weird bug with the ARGBrecolor module used in xefx:

This works (the xefx are of the desired colour):
call charge.fx.recolor(FX_END_COLOUR.red,FX_END_COLOUR.green,FX_END_COLOUR.blue,FX_END_COLOUR.alpha)
And this doesn't (the xefx are invisible):
call charge.fx.ARGBrecolor(FX_END_COLOUR)
I tried making the xefx dummy unit public so I could also test this and it also worked:
call FX_END_COLOUR.recolorUnit(charge.fx.dummy)
I have the latest xefx and ARGB in my map. This line of code is the only one I changed between tests. I have no idea why ARGBrecolor doesn't work because it and recolorUnit seem to be using the exact same code.

[Kueken]

So, I just tested this a bit, and should not this:

JASS:

module ARGBrecolor
    method ARGBrecolor takes ARGB color returns nothing
    ...
     local integer col=integer(this)
...

look more like this way?

JASS:

module ARGBrecolor
    method ARGBrecolor takes ARGB color returns nothing
    ...
     local integer col=integer(color)
...

Otherwise, it would convert the struct, in which the module is implemented to a color, or not?
At least, for me some messages showed, col was always the current instance of the struct and not any color, thus it was usually translated to (instance) blue rest 0.
Changing "this" to "color" made it work properly.

This should be exactly the same problem Anitarf mentioned, I tried xefx, and the same error happened, the dummys became invisible. However, changing this to color in ARGBrecolor method fixed this, too.

Or am I using ARGB wrong?

[SanKakU]

can you change colors of players and their units with this system? this will include hero glow, right? sounds cool...