I'm wonding if there is any way to use the set color block to properly display RGB values (without using pen)

There is no way to make, I think. You only can do that with pen blocks.

set pen color to (join (#caf7f2) [])

Troyer_Kem wrote:

There is no way to make, I think. You only can do that with pen blocks.

set pen color to (join (#caf7f2) [])

Why do you need the join block?

I think you can, but,

• You Need to use the brightness block too
  

• You Need to have the sprite be a specific color like, Color: 50; Brightness: 50; Saturation: 100;
  

• You Need to convert from HSL to RGB
  

In all likelihood, using pen is far easier

Actually, you can use multiple methods for scratch to accept colors:
RGB (red green blue), where it's

 ((((R)*(65536)) + ((G) * (256))) + (B)) 

RGBA (red green blue alpha), where it's

 (((A)*(16777216)) + ((R) *(65536))) + (((G) * (256)) + (B)) 

and finally, hexadecimal. You can't use a hashtag in front of the numbers (example #45a6b2) but instead leave out the hashtag.
Method 1: using 3 different colors to use the 6 digits:

 
set [hex v] to (join (join (join (join (join (1::variables) (1::variables)) (2::variables)) (2::variables)) (3::variables)) (3::variables)) 

Method 2: Using 6 different colors:

set [hex v] to (join (join (join (join (join (1::variables) (2::variables)) (3::variables)) (4::variables)) (5::variables)) (6::variables)) 

Method 3: Using 8 different colors to manipulate alpha as well:

set [hex v] to (join (join (join (join (join (join (join (A1) (A2)) (1::variables)) (1::variables)) (2::variables)) (2::variables)) (3::variables)) (3::variables)) 

Then use this for the code:

(join [0x] (hex)) 

Link to wiki page: https://en.scratch-wiki.info/wiki/Computer_Colors
hope this helps!

I'm not contributing much, especially since this has already been answered. Anyways, this is a very helpful post and I use this literally any time I use pen (which is a lot more than you may think) But maybe you should close this post

Excuse me, if this work in pen, does it works on color effect?

(join (#ff0000) [])

or

(join [0x] (#ff0000))

kkony0121 wrote:

(join (#ff0000) [])

or

(join [0x] (#ff0000))

Please don’t necropost (posting on an old topic). This topic is already resolved. Thank you!

Solved where is the solution???

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how do i convert from HSL to RGB in scratch

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codeman1044 wrote:

Actually, you can use multiple methods for scratch to accept colors:

 ((((R)*(65536)) + ((G) * (256))) + (B)) 

What does R and G and B equal?

fastTEF wrote:

codeman1044 wrote:

Actually, you can use multiple methods for scratch to accept colors:

 ((((R)*(65536)) + ((G) * (256))) + (B)) 

What does R and G and B equal?

This post is ancient, please don't necropost. (R, G, and B stand for red, green, and blue btw)

Skill_Games wrote:

fastTEF wrote:

codeman1044 wrote:

Actually, you can use multiple methods for scratch to accept colors:

 ((((R)*(65536)) + ((G) * (256))) + (B)) 

What does R and G and B equal?

This post is ancient, please don't necropost. (R, G, and B stand for red, green, and blue btw)

hey can you close your topic

HumanoidX wrote:

Excuse me, if this work in pen, does it works on color effect?

Yes it does but you have to

(() * (2))

on what @codeman1044 said.