how are colors defined for text? - Printable Version +- Kodi Community Forum (https://forum.kodi.tv) +-- Forum: Development (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=32) +--- Forum: Skinning (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=12) +--- Thread: how are colors defined for text? (/showthread.php?tid=364) |
- floink - 2003-11-15 how do i define colors for fex text in the xml files for a skin? i'm used to the 6-digit syntax used in html-design but what is the 8-digit syntax used in xbmc skins? i use photoshop to preview 6-digit colors and i'm wondering where i could preview the 8-digit colors? /floink - onkel bouncy - 2003-11-15 the first 2 are always ff, for the last 6 you can use your photoshop digits. - Frodo - 2003-11-15 the first 2 define the alpha (transparency) of the color so its aarrggbb frodo - floink - 2003-11-15 (frodo @ nov. 15 2003,15:06 Wrote:the first 2 define the alpha (transparency) of the colorok thats really cool =) would that then easily translate to; ff as in white being 100% opaque and 00 as in black being 100% transparent? is this technique borrowed from somewhere else or is it a xbmc-coders invention? it is pretty obvious when u know it. /floink - koldfuzion - 2003-11-16 i made this cause i dont have the time to make a full-fledge skinner for anything nowadays. i still skin, but time is limited. so i took a shortcut for the hardest thing to get any other way... aarrggbb colors. *requires .net framework... sorry, im not c/c++ coder. click the image to get it. might make color picking a little easer Quote:is this technique borrowed from somewhere else or is it a xbmc-coders invention? it is pretty obvious when u know it. i havent messed with nexgen, but seeing its an xbox app.. it probably uses the same format... evox, mxm, xbmp.. all use it. - onkel bouncy - 2003-11-16 cool. makes changing colors faster. - floink - 2003-11-17 thanx for sharing koldfuzion question: the 0x in the beginning of the color definition in your app are not to be included in the xml-files right? - koldfuzion - 2003-11-17 no its not. i updated the file to provide two textboxes, 1 for the original way and 1 for the xbmc way. clicking in either box will automatically copy the text to the clipboard for pasting. |