Hidden Vehicle Colors -
Jay. - 24.07.2010
Hidden vehicle colors
Hey guys
Now i was in my server messing around a bit spawning vehicles and i found some secret colors there pretty cool.
It will even show a picture of the color, And the ID. ^^
And i don't have any idea if these have been found or not so go easy.
Enjoy, Btw tell me if I'm in the wrong section thanks
The colors:
Enjoy ^^
Re: Hidden vehicle colors -
Jay. - 24.07.2010
Any comments this took some time.
Re: Hidden vehicle colors -
Kitten - 24.07.2010
=O i seen these colors on some server but now i found them out muahah >:]
nice
Re: Hidden vehicle colors -
Jay. - 24.07.2010
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Originally Posted by Kitten
=O i seen these colors on some server but now i found them out muahah >:]
nice
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Thanks enjoy!
Btw i'll be finding more colors another time
Re: Hidden vehicle colors -
bartje01 - 24.07.2010
Niiiice xD How are you able to find a code 56732 xD
That would cost time to find out :P
Btw I have a feeling that 66021 is one too. I don't know why I think that :P
Re: Hidden vehicle colors -
Jay. - 24.07.2010
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Originally Posted by bartje01
Niiiice xD How are you able to find a code 56732 xD
That would cost time to find out :P
Btw I have a feeling that 66021 is one too. I don't know why I think that :P
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I'll test 66021 and tell you ^^
Nope its just black.
Re: Hidden vehicle colors -
Vince - 24.07.2010
IIRC, colors range from 0 to 255. Anything above that will wrap around.
https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Color_ID
Re: Hidden vehicle colors -
Jay. - 24.07.2010
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Originally Posted by Vince
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These colors work fine i've tested them.
Re: Hidden vehicle colors -
kc - 24.07.2010
Unfortunately, all of the possible hidden vehicle colours have been found.
Vehicle colours are stored in one unsigned byte, so their values range from 0 to 255.
As Vince said above, values higher than 255 will simply wrap around (so 256 is 0, 257 is 1, 300 is 44 etc)
Using modulo (remainder of a division) on a number is a quick way to see what a value would be when it has been limited to 256 (0 to 255) values.
So, for example 3223 % 256 = 151 which upon checking on the image above shows 151 is the same red as you showed for 3223.
So in conclusion, yes - your colours will show up on vehicles fine, but they are not new or any different to the ones on the image above.
Re: Hidden vehicle colors -
Jay. - 24.07.2010
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Originally Posted by kc
Unfortunately, all of the possible hidden vehicle colours have been found.
Vehicle colours are stored in one unsigned byte, so their values range from 0 to 255.
As Vince said above, values higher than 255 will simply wrap around (so 256 is 0, 257 is 1, 300 is 44 etc)
Using modulo (remainder of a division) on a number is a quick way to see what a value would be when it has been limited to 256 (0 to 255) values.
So, for example 3223 % 256 = 151 which upon checking on the image above shows 151 is the same red as you showed for 3223.
So in conclusion, yes - your colours will show up on vehicles fine, but they are not new or any different to the ones on the image above.
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Okay, I was just trying to help. ;(