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tomliuwhite
Scratcher
99 posts

How does 'set [color] effect to' work?

setcoloreffectto0
How does 'set effect to' work? After I put certain number, I see the color got changed. If I want the color to be red? how should I know which number should I input?
Thanks.
codeman1044
Scratcher
1000+ posts

How does 'set [color] effect to' work?

The values range fom 0-200, and changes the color relative to the default color, so something that defaults to red with a color effect of 100 would appear light blue, and a light blue sprite with a color effect of 100 would be red. It takes a bit to learn approximately what numbers yield what colors, but a bit of advice I can give you is to try to keep most things red if possible if you intend to change it's color multiple times.
As for changing the sprite to being red, that's relative to what color your sprite is by default.
Experimenting with this block is the best way to learn it!
tomliuwhite
Scratcher
99 posts

How does 'set [color] effect to' work?

codeman1044 wrote:

The values range fom 0-200, and changes the color relative to the default color, so something that defaults to red with a color effect of 100 would appear light blue, and a light blue sprite with a color effect of 100 would be red. It takes a bit to learn approximately what numbers yield what colors, but a bit of advice I can give you is to try to keep most things red if possible if you intend to change it's color multiple times.
As for changing the sprite to being red, that's relative to what color your sprite is by default.
Experimenting with this block is the best way to learn it!
Got it, thanks!
awesome-llama
Scratcher
1000+ posts

How does 'set [color] effect to' work?

The name is kind of hard to understand. If this makes it easier, think of it as a set hue block. Perhaps you have tried changing hue/saturation/lightness in an image editor. It's the same thing as hue.
5598660
Scratcher
5 posts

How does 'set [color] effect to' work?

awesome-llama wrote:

The name is kind of hard to understand. If this makes it easier, think of it as a set hue block. Perhaps you have tried changing hue/saturation/lightness in an image editor. It's the same thing as hue.
agreed
MeRunFastAsTailsBoi
Scratcher
1 post

How does 'set [color] effect to' work?

how can i change the color to black and white with the color effect
dsdlyjnnn
Scratcher
64 posts

How does 'set [color] effect to' work?

MeRunFastAsTailsBoi wrote:

how can i change the color to black and white with the color effect
1. please make your own post
2. i dont think you can (change it to black or white)
VHS_Eyes
Scratcher
35 posts

How does 'set [color] effect to' work?

MeRunFastAsTailsBoi wrote:

how can i change the color to black and white with the color effect
you can't change it to black and white with color effect but you can use these
setbrightnesseffectto100setbrightnesseffectto-100
Doge_Fan_2021
Scratcher
11 posts

How does 'set [color] effect to' work?

sus
Aidicus
Scratcher
87 posts

How does 'set [color] effect to' work?

MeRunFastAsTailsBoi wrote:

how can i change the color to black and white with the color effect
Please make your own topic.
But you can do
setcoloreffectto1/0)
The_Imaginarium
Scratcher
1000+ posts

How does 'set [color] effect to' work?


Doge_Fan_2021 wrote:

sus

Please don't necropost

requested to be closed
REALThinknoodlesXD
Scratcher
1 post

How does 'set [color] effect to' work?

how do you make it from teal to red?
colinpenguin
Scratcher
100+ posts

How does 'set [color] effect to' work?

REALThinknoodlesXD wrote:

how do you make it from teal to red?
Please make your own topic when asking a question
PhilHub
Scratcher
69 posts

How does 'set [color] effect to' work?

colinpenguin wrote:

REALThinknoodlesXD wrote:

how do you make it from teal to red?
Please make your own topic when asking a question
please do not necropost if you need help make a new post

oops my bad!

Last edited by PhilHub (July 25, 2023 09:34:56)

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