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#91749 25/07/04 10:12 PM
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1. i use mirc 6.03 and i have problems with rgb thing
i change rgb in those color dialog options, and in ini file it getz wroten this:

[rgb]
n3=47104

and if i change it to n0=47104 or n1=47104 it wont apply

why it only accepts n3 line ?

2. if i write to ini with /writeini this:

[colours]
n0=1,7,4,11,15,15,15,10,4,15,10,0,7,11,15,0,10,11,10,7,10,1,0,1,0,15,6,1

and mirc is already running, how can i "force" mirc to apply those changes while running and not to exit and run it again ?

#91750 25/07/04 10:43 PM
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Its NEVER recommended to edit the mirc.ini at all..

You can change the colour settings to RGB settings using:

//color [color:red]0-15 $rgb(red,blue,green)[/color]

Where 0 - 15, is the colour you wish to change, as displayed when pressing ctrl+k.

Red,Blue,Green refer to the 'amount' of the specific colour.

Just to add, You can find nice blends, via, here.

And, since these are mIRC commands, mIRC updates your colours accordingly.

Eamonn.

#91751 25/07/04 11:09 PM
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"//color 0-15 $rgb(red,blue,green)"

but how can i see for each changed colour itz rgb value like
255.255.255 etc... ?

#91752 25/07/04 11:15 PM
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Use the $color() identifier to return it's rgb value
//echo -a $color(0) returns 16777215
//echo -a $rgb($color(0)) returns 255,255,255

#91753 25/07/04 11:19 PM
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thank you so much to both !


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