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| Xkeeper Posts: 3003/5653 |
That's probably the crappiest color picker I've ever seen.
Just open Paint and convert the values to hex using calculator or something, jeez. |
| Ice Man Posts: 237/348 |
Or you can use this.
Note: This should not be any kind of advertising. |
| Cellar Dweller + Posts: 90/138 |
First, start the standard Windows color picker. (One way to do it is to start MSPaint and go to Colors > Edit Colors > Define Custom Colors.)
Next, play around until you find a color you want. Finally, convert the RGB values to hex. (you can use Windows calculator for this) eg: red:228 green:135 blue:7 becomes: E48707 NOTE: This reply was being written when Randy53215 submited his reply. You can still use this method if the color chart doesn't work out for you. |
| Omega Posts: 275/361 |
Originally posted by Randy53215 Oh..... my bad. Can someone close this. Sorry for the stupid thread. |
| Randy53215 Posts: 404/726 |
Wow fucking amazing. See the color chart link on top? Try clicking it. |
| Xkeeper Posts: 2902/5653 |
I'm... not quite understanding you. |
| Omega Posts: 274/361 |
Well as the title says it; I need help finding the hex number(or HTML whatever..) for a certain color. I know about RGB's but, I can't find it. Any help? |
