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You just need to start the new color. For example, Garsino's example would show "R" in the color red, "G" in the color green, "B" in the color blue, and "(RedGreenBlue)" in the color white.
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Just use {FFFFFF} to get white again, or get the RRGGBB for your colour.
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No... you don't use the {color} text {/color} format - You just start a new color.
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Is this really so hard to understand, FFS.
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You cannot disable the color, you can only start a new one.