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Note:This is not a C++ variable.
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A string of three [[byte]]s (0-255) separated by spaces: | A string of three [[byte]]s (0-255) separated by spaces: | ||
<code>RED GREEN BLUE</code> | <code>RED GREEN BLUE</code> | ||
===Examples | === Examples === | ||
:Red = "<code>255 0 0</code>" | :Red = "<code>255 0 0</code>" | ||
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Hammer allows for [[integer]]s (possibly [[string]]s and [[real |float]]s too) to be appended to the color255. This is used by light entities to store their brightness. | Hammer allows for [[integer]]s (possibly [[string]]s and [[real |float]]s too) to be appended to the color255. This is used by light entities to store their brightness. | ||
[[category:Variables]] | |||
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Revision as of 00:48, 3 October 2007
Note:This is not a C++ variable.A string of three bytes (0-255) separated by spaces:
RED GREEN BLUE
Examples
- Red = "
255 0 0"
- Green = "
0 255 0"
- Blue = "
0 0 255"
- Orange = "
255 128 0"
Hammer allows for integers (possibly strings and floats too) to be appended to the color255. This is used by light entities to store their brightness.