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((((((((((((((((((((<[ v]> ::pen) ::motion))) ::list)))))) ::tips )))) :: control)))

Roseyfurby_Aj wrote:

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Roseyfurby_Aj wrote:

RAINBOW!
(testing)

-ShadowOfTheFuture- wrote:

I've finally figured out how to use color in the forum posts!

How to use color:
1. type a bracket (this symbol on your keyboard: [), and the word color directly after that.
2. you should have this: [color . Now type what color you want IN HEXADECIMAL. (Hexadecimal is base-16. The counting goes 0123456789abcdef. Scratch uses RGB colors. The first two digits tell how much red, the next two tell how much green, and the last two tell how much blue. For example, if I wanted bright red, I'd type ff0000. All white would be ffffff, and black would be 000000)
3. close the bracket. Now you should have: color XXXXXX], with XXXXXX replaced with what color you're using (and a bracket before color)
4. now type whatever you want.
5. once you're at the end of the section you want colored, type /color in between two brackets. KEEP THE SLASH, IT IS IMPORTANT.
6. you're done! Press preview to admire your colored post.

Poketale_0223 wrote:

((((((((((((((((((((<[ v]> ::pen) ::motion))) ::list)))))) ::tips )))) :: control)))

78ch3 wrote:

Roseyfurby_Aj wrote:

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Roseyfurby_Aj wrote:

RAINBOW!
(testing)

-ShadowOfTheFuture- wrote:

I've finally figured out how to use color in the forum posts!

How to use color:
1. type a bracket (this symbol on your keyboard: [), and the word color directly after that.
2. you should have this: [color . Now type what color you want IN HEXADECIMAL. (Hexadecimal is base-16. The counting goes 0123456789abcdef. Scratch uses RGB colors. The first two digits tell how much red, the next two tell how much green, and the last two tell how much blue. For example, if I wanted bright red, I'd type ff0000. All white would be ffffff, and black would be 000000)
3. close the bracket. Now you should have: color XXXXXX], with XXXXXX replaced with what color you're using (and a bracket before color)
4. now type whatever you want.
5. once you're at the end of the section you want colored, type /color in between two brackets. KEEP THE SLASH, IT IS IMPORTANT.
6. you're done! Press preview to admire your colored post.

Poketale_0223 wrote:

((((((((((((((((((((<[ v]> ::pen) ::motion))) ::list)))))) ::tips )))) :: control)))

Please don't spam.

-ShadowOfTheFuture- wrote:

78ch3 wrote:

Roseyfurby_Aj wrote:

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Roseyfurby_Aj wrote:

RAINBOW!
(testing)

-ShadowOfTheFuture- wrote:

I've finally figured out how to use color in the forum posts!

How to use color:
1. type a bracket (this symbol on your keyboard: [), and the word color directly after that.
2. you should have this: [color . Now type what color you want IN HEXADECIMAL. (Hexadecimal is base-16. The counting goes 0123456789abcdef. Scratch uses RGB colors. The first two digits tell how much red, the next two tell how much green, and the last two tell how much blue. For example, if I wanted bright red, I'd type ff0000. All white would be ffffff, and black would be 000000)
3. close the bracket. Now you should have: color XXXXXX], with XXXXXX replaced with what color you're using (and a bracket before color)
4. now type whatever you want.
5. once you're at the end of the section you want colored, type /color in between two brackets. KEEP THE SLASH, IT IS IMPORTANT.
6. you're done! Press preview to admire your colored post.

Poketale_0223 wrote:

((((((((((((((((((((<[ v]> ::pen) ::motion))) ::list)))))) ::tips )))) :: control)))

Please don't spam.

I wasn't spamming.

dogeiscut wrote:

Just Ignore Him. He Dose Not Know What Spam Means

-ShadowOfTheFuture- wrote:

dogeiscut wrote:

Just Ignore Him. He Dose Not Know What Spam Means

Spam (like in the forums) is meaningless junk that serves no purpose other than to take up space. That was not the purpose of my above post.

Please note that I am not trying to start a flame war by posting this. I'm just trying to clarify.

 plugin. That is not what your post is about.

Millie_S wrote:

-ShadowOfTheFuture- wrote:

dogeiscut wrote:

Just Ignore Him. He Dose Not Know What Spam Means

Spam (like in the forums) is meaningless junk that serves no purpose other than to take up space. That was not the purpose of my above post.

Please note that I am not trying to start a flame war by posting this. I'm just trying to clarify.

This topic is for testing the

 plugin. That is not what your post is about.[/quote]
Oops, I used the plugin!

dogeiscut wrote:

-ShadowOfTheFuture- wrote:

78ch3 wrote:

Roseyfurby_Aj wrote:

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Purple
Pink

Roseyfurby_Aj wrote:

RAINBOW!
(testing)

-ShadowOfTheFuture- wrote:

I've finally figured out how to use color in the forum posts!

How to use color:
1. type a bracket (this symbol on your keyboard: [), and the word color directly after that.
2. you should have this: [color . Now type what color you want IN HEXADECIMAL. (Hexadecimal is base-16. The counting goes 0123456789abcdef. Scratch uses RGB colors. The first two digits tell how much red, the next two tell how much green, and the last two tell how much blue. For example, if I wanted bright red, I'd type ff0000. All white would be ffffff, and black would be 000000)
3. close the bracket. Now you should have: color XXXXXX], with XXXXXX replaced with what color you're using (and a bracket before color)
4. now type whatever you want.
5. once you're at the end of the section you want colored, type /color in between two brackets. KEEP THE SLASH, IT IS IMPORTANT.
6. you're done! Press preview to admire your colored post.

Poketale_0223 wrote:

((((((((((((((((((((<[ v]> ::pen) ::motion))) ::list)))))) ::tips )))) :: control)))

Please don't spam.

I wasn't spamming.

Just Ignore Him. He Dose Not Know What Spam Means

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scroll [left v] :: control

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report [] :: cap :: custom

when this sprite clicked:)

when [:) v] key pressed
repeat (:]((:]) - (:])))
change [:lol: v] by (:rolleyes:
)
reset rimer

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dogeiscut wrote:

-ShadowOfTheFuture- wrote:

78ch3 wrote:

Roseyfurby_Aj wrote:

Normal
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Italic
Bold >:-D
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Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Blue
Purple
Pink

Roseyfurby_Aj wrote:

RAINBOW!
(testing)

-ShadowOfTheFuture- wrote:

I've finally figured out how to use color in the forum posts!

How to use color:
1. type a bracket (this symbol on your keyboard: [), and the word color directly after that.
2. you should have this: [color . Now type what color you want IN HEXADECIMAL. (Hexadecimal is base-16. The counting goes 0123456789abcdef. Scratch uses RGB colors. The first two digits tell how much red, the next two tell how much green, and the last two tell how much blue. For example, if I wanted bright red, I'd type ff0000. All white would be ffffff, and black would be 000000)
3. close the bracket. Now you should have: color XXXXXX], with XXXXXX replaced with what color you're using (and a bracket before color)
4. now type whatever you want.
5. once you're at the end of the section you want colored, type /color in between two brackets. KEEP THE SLASH, IT IS IMPORTANT.
6. you're done! Press preview to admire your colored post.

Poketale_0223 wrote:

((((((((((((((((((((<[ v]> ::pen) ::motion))) ::list)))))) ::tips )))) :: control)))

Please don't spam.

I wasn't spamming.

Just Ignore Him. He Dose Not Know What Spam Means

move (10) steps :: hat
stop [ all v] :: stack
when green flag clicked :: cap