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Anyone have Grey Color Gradient colors? - LiamM - 20.09.2015

Hi guys,

I'm working on a script in which I have almost every colour possible in my script except for any sort of gradient colours, I'm looking for a grey colour gradient, one that is light grey, next dark, then darker, then darker, sort of gradient.

Does anyone have those? I can't proceed with this system until I have those!

Thank you very much in advance


Re: Anyone have Grey Color Gradient colors? - Andre02 - 20.09.2015

http://www.perbang.dk/rgb/000000/


Re: Anyone have Grey Color Gradient colors? - Vince - 20.09.2015

True gray is when all three components (red, green and blue) have the same value and you could as such produce 256 different shades of gray.


Re: Anyone have Grey Color Gradient colors? - LiamM - 20.09.2015

Hi guys, thank you for the prompt response, I meant the 0x hex.. So I can use it as a #define COLOR_GRAD1 for example. I've never been able to get the 0x hex working correctly.


Re: Anyone have Grey Color Gradient colors? - Andre02 - 20.09.2015

0x is the same thing as in the link i sent you above! but the last 2 characters/numbers are the opacity.

#000000 = 0x000000FF

0xRRGGBBOO

0x = #
R = Red
G = Green
B = Blue
O = Opacity

As an example for a dark grey you can put

0x111111FF

To get less Grey you can put 222222 and then 333333 and then 444444 and so on to lighter it.


Re: Anyone have Grey Color Gradient colors? - LiamM - 22.09.2015

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Originally Posted by Andre02
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0x is the same thing as in the link i sent you above! but the last 2 characters/numbers are the opacity.

#000000 = 0x000000FF

0xRRGGBBOO

0x = #
R = Red
G = Green
B = Blue
O = Opacity

As an example for a dark grey you can put

0x999999FF

To get less Grey you can put 888888 and then 777777 and then 666666 and so on.
Fantastic, you broke that down so well it made me think 'How did I not understand that?' haha! Thank you, dude. The system I was working on has now been completed thanks to your assistance. Rep +