change [color] effect by (insert number here)

TheSquareDude wrote:

how to change color rgb useing

change [color] effect by (insert number here)

Oumuamua wrote:

That effect does not work the way you suggest.

Scratch_Wiki wrote:

Color
One costume can take on 200 different color-schemes using the color effect. The “real” effect of the color is equal to the numeric/stored effect modulo 200. This means that
change
color
effect
by
200
will do nothing since the rendered color will be the same.

“Change color effect” will have a little apparent effect on sprites colored black, as black is a desaturated color rather than its own hue. To see the color effect on a black sprite, increase its brightness first. Similarly, sprites colored white will have little noticeable effect when the “Change color effect” block is used.

Changing of colors using the Color Effect block
These are the color changes from Scratch Cat Orange (0 Color Effect) to itself when it restarts at the 200th positive value of the color effect.

1-10 = Orange to light yellow
10-20 = Light yellow to a yellowish-green
20-30 = Yellowish-green to a medium green color
30-40 = Medium green to a thick, green color.
40-50 = No considerate change.
50-60 = A greenish-light cyan color.
60-70 = A lightly-blue tinted green to a fully light cyan color.
70-80 = A light cyan color to a light blue color.
80-90 = A light blue to a medium-dark blue.
90-100 = A medium-dark blue a thick dark blue.
100-110 = Darker and darker blue.
110-120 = A slowly more purplish-blue.
120-135 = Violet to Indigo
135-160 = A gradually mixed pink and purple.
160-170 = A gradually pinkish-red color.
170-180 = A thick red color.
180-190 = A dark orange color
190-200 = Identical to the original color at this point.
For other colors, simply start at the most similar color effect. If you are still not sure, try changing the color effect until it matches one of these descriptions.

Oumuamua wrote:

Scratch_Wiki wrote:

Color
One costume can take on 200 different color-schemes using the color effect. The “real” effect of the color is equal to the numeric/stored effect modulo 200. This means that
change
color
effect
by
200
will do nothing since the rendered color will be the same.

“Change color effect” will have a little apparent effect on sprites colored black, as black is a desaturated color rather than its own hue. To see the color effect on a black sprite, increase its brightness first. Similarly, sprites colored white will have little noticeable effect when the “Change color effect” block is used.

Changing of colors using the Color Effect block
These are the color changes from Scratch Cat Orange (0 Color Effect) to itself when it restarts at the 200th positive value of the color effect.

1-10 = Orange to light yellow
10-20 = Light yellow to a yellowish-green
20-30 = Yellowish-green to a medium green color
30-40 = Medium green to a thick, green color.
40-50 = No considerate change.
50-60 = A greenish-light cyan color.
60-70 = A lightly-blue tinted green to a fully light cyan color.
70-80 = A light cyan color to a light blue color.
80-90 = A light blue to a medium-dark blue.
90-100 = A medium-dark blue a thick dark blue.
100-110 = Darker and darker blue.
110-120 = A slowly more purplish-blue.
120-135 = Violet to Indigo
135-160 = A gradually mixed pink and purple.
160-170 = A gradually pinkish-red color.
170-180 = A thick red color.
180-190 = A dark orange color
190-200 = Identical to the original color at this point.
For other colors, simply start at the most similar color effect. If you are still not sure, try changing the color effect until it matches one of these descriptions. thank youuuuuuuuuuuu