I thought that maybe adding a quality of life addition where when you hover over the

set pen color to [#ffffff]

it would give you the color and shade #'s of that color…
e.g.

set pen color to [#ffffff] //color: 0 shade: 100 (pretend that you're hovering over the color)

or something like that

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-ShadowOfTheFuture-
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Support, would be pretty useful. Would it also display the RGB/hex values of the color as well?

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██       ██  ██            ██  ██       ██
██       ██  ██     ██     ██  ██       ██
██       ██  ██     ██     ██  ██       ██
███     ███   ██   ████   ██   ███     ███
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-ShadowOfTheFuture- wrote:

Support, would be pretty useful. Would it also display the RGB/hex values of the color as well?

that'd be a great addition for it

Support, this would be useful for getting exact colours.

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ah rubbish, the 60 second rule has struck again! :O

Pen color accepts hexadecimal (Base 16), it just has to be converted to decimal (Base 10), but support I want this as well.
Where every orange variable ranges from 0-255.

set pen color to ( ( ( ( (α/Opacity) * (16777216) ) + ( (Red) * (65536) ) ) + ( (Green) * (256) ) ) + (Blue) )

Each variable ranges from 0-255 giving 256 options for each variable 255 + 1 for the digit 0

16777216 is equal to 16^6, multiplied with 1-255 will range from 16^6 - 16^8
65536 is equal to 16^4, multiplied with 1-255 will range from 16^4 - 16^6
256 is equal to 16^2, multiplied with 1-255 will range from 16^2 - 16^4
Blue just ranges from 16^0 to 16^2, and all the other inputs do as well.

so if every one of these were equal to 255 it would look like this in hexadecimal
0xff ff ff ff
8 “F”s
the first two are from Opacity ; the 3rd and 4th from red ; 3rd pair are from green, and the last 2 are from blue
I recommend using this as a substitute for now.

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