Help me! broesel hud!

#1

MPKraKenMP

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I need some help!

Hey i'm a broesel hud user, but i've got a problem

(This actually might be a dumb question)

I'm really confused about the coloring options like 255 255 255 255 and all that :S i really hope someone could help with explaining it or something would really appreciate it! thanks

I need some help!

Hey i'm a broesel hud user, but i've got a problem

(This actually might be a dumb question)

I'm really confused about the coloring options like 255 255 255 255 and all that :S i really hope someone could help with explaining it or something would really appreciate it! thanks

#2

hooky

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1st number: Red
2nd number: Green
3rd number: Blue
4th number: Transparency

That example would be a 100% opaque white.

I'd use this to choose your color and then put those numbers in the first three spots: http://www.colorpicker.com/

1st number: Red
2nd number: Green
3rd number: Blue
4th number: Transparency

That example would be a 100% opaque white.

I'd use this to choose your color and then put those numbers in the first three spots: http://www.colorpicker.com/

#3

disengage

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http://www.tayloredmktg.com/rgb/

RGB = Red, Green, Blue
Fourth number is transparency.

http://www.tayloredmktg.com/rgb/

RGB = Red, Green, Blue
Fourth number is transparency.

#4

MPKraKenMP

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Thanks!!!

#5

MPKraKenMP

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Hooky i've got some questions hope you can accept my friend request just for a min! Thank you :)

#6

atmo

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Fourth value is Alpha/opacity which is the opposite of transparency.

#7

broesel

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Or simply use the Installer ;)

Or simply use the [url=http://code.google.com/p/broeselhud/downloads/detail?name=broeselhud%20Installer%201.1.zip]Installer[/url] ;)

#8

Drew

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atmoFourth value is Alpha/opacity which is the opposite of transparency.

This is technically true. Transparency implies increasing the value makes the object more transparent.

[quote=atmo]Fourth value is Alpha/opacity which is the opposite of transparency.[/quote]
This is technically true. Transparency implies increasing the value makes the object more transparent.