Counter Mods

[Curtis Lemay]

I am missing pink, purple and orange.
In different shades would be nice.
Just need numbers.

That would be great.

https://www.rapidtables.com/web/color/pink-color.html
https://www.rapidtables.com/web/color/purple-color.html
https://www.rapidtables.com/web/color/orange-color.html

Note that you have to convert the hex code to decimal for use in the .col file.

[William the Silent]

Thanks very much for these links.
Since they give the Hexadecimal code of the colors, I can easily translate them to Decimal, with the "Hexadecimal to Decimal converter" from the same website.
Now I can basically make all colors.
The HTML Color Picker also helps.

[Cpl GAC]

Well, now you don't need my help.

There's a bit of artistry to it - I use this site to see the colors next to other colors to see what makes good aesthetic combinations and readability; https://color-hex.org.

Enter a color # like the Pink's #ffc0cb - https://color-hex.org/color/ffc0cb then see shades, tints, complementary, triadic, etc, colors.

Here's one of my weaker combos (the blue & black suck for readability... but it's the Soviet navel uniform colors...;

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I convert the hexcolors to get a feel and keep records on a Google slide - that way you get a feel for how its all coming together;

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Ther calculator that comes with Windows has a color code converter.