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    GUIDE: Colored names

    The Default Colors:

    1- Red
    2- Blue
    3- Teal
    4- Purple
    5- Yellow
    6- Orange
    7- Green
    8- Light Pink
    9- Violet
    10- Grey
    11- Dark Green
    12- Brown
    13- Light Green
    14- Black
    15- Pink


    Colored Names

    Example: RAINBOW

    How To

    Step 1:
    Have 5,000 or more points.
    Step 2: At the name select screen, type the hyphen as usual.
    Step 3: Input color values using HTML coding. In essence, HTML coding is a 6 digit/letter combination used for a specific color value.

    Coding Format

    HTML Code:
    <c val="FF0000">The text here will be red</c>


    Anything between the "opening" and "closing" brackets will be the color chosen.

    So to make R red it would look like this:
    HTML Code:
    <c val="FF0000">R</c>


    Example
    To make the entire RAINBOW color in game it would look like this:
    HTML Code:
    <c val="FF0000">R</c><c val="fe8a0e">A</c><c val="FFFF00">I</c><c val="00FF00">N</c><c val="00FFFF">B</c><c val="151B8D">O</c><c val="842DCE">W</c>


    Note: There is a 255 character limit set in place for starcraft. 12 Different colors is about the max that you may use in any name before it will be cut off.

    Useful Websites

    1: Color Codes
    2: Hex Color Picker
    3: Gradient Maker
    4: Color Fading

    TRY OUT THESE NAMES AS EXAMPLES


    Serial Killer
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="4c0f3d">S</c><c val="661452">e</c><c val="801a66">r</c><c val="991f7a">i</c><c val="b2248f">a</c><c val="cc29a3">l</c> <c val="e62eb8">K</c><c val="ff33cc">i</c><c val="ff47d1">l</c><c val="ff5cd6">l</c><c val="ff70db">e</c><c val="ff85e0">r</c>
    Jester
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="663D66">J</c><c val="804c80">e</c><c val="995c99">s</c><c val="b26bb2">t</c><c val="cc7acc">e</c><c val="e68ae6">r</c>
    Executioner
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="008080">E</c><c val="009999">x</c><c val="00b2b2">e</c><c val="00cccc">c</c><c val="00e6e6">u</c><c val="00ffff">t</c><c val="00e6e6">i</c><c val="00cccc">o</c><c val="00b2b2">n</c><c val="009999">e</c><c val="008080">r</c>
    Arsonist
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="ee4400">A</c><c val="ee5500">r</c><c val="ee6600">s</c><c val="ee8800">o</c><c val="ee7700">n</c><c val="ee6600">i</c><c val="ee5500">s</c><c val="ee4400">t</c>
    Investigator
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="3D663D">I</c><c val="4c804c">n</c><c val="5c995c">v</c><c val="6bb26b">e</c><c val="7acc7a">s</c><c val="8ae68a">t</c><c val="99ff99">i</c><c val="8ae68a">g</c><c val="7acc7a">a</c><c val="6bb26b">t</c><c val="5c995c">o</c><c val="4c804c">r</c>
    Escort
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="66ff33">E</c><c val="52cc29">s</c><c val="3d991f">c</c><c val="33801a">o</c><c val="296614">r</c><c val="1f4c0f">t</c>
    Godfather
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="8A0808">G</c><c val="B40404">o</c><c val="DF0101">d</c><c val="FF0000">f</c><c val="FF0000">a</c><c val="FF0000">t</c><c val="DF0101">h</c><c val="B40404">e</c><c val="8A0808">r</c>
    Blackmailer
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="4c0f00">B</c><c val="661400">l</c><c val="801a00">a</c><c val="991F00">c</c><c val="b22400">k</c><c val="cc2900">m</c><c val="b22400">a</c><c val="991f00">i</c><c val="801a00">l</c><c val="661400">e</c><c val="4c0f00">r</c>
    Google
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="2554C7">G</c><c val="FF0000">o</c><c val="FBB117">o</c><c val="2554c7">g</c><c val="4AA02C">l</c><c val="FF0000">e</c>
    Twilight Sparkle
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="332266">Tw</c><c val="6600bb">i</c><c val="ff4499">l</c><c val="332255">ig</c><c val="9955dd">ht</c> <c val="ff4499">S</c><c val="9955bb">p</c><c val="9955aa">ar</c><c val="9955bb">k</c><c val="9955cc">l</c><c val="9955dd">e</c>
    Pinkie Pie
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="ff4499">P</c><c val="ff4499">i</c><c val="ff4499">n</c><c val="ffee99">k</c><c val="99ddff">i</c><c val="ff99bb">e</c> <c val="ff99cc">P</c><c val="ff99dd">i</c><c val="ff99cc">e</c>
    Fluttershy
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="ffaaaa">F</c><c val="ff99aa">l</c><c val="ff99aa">u</c><c val="ffaaaa">t</c><c val="ffdd88">t</c><c val="ffee88">e</c><c val="ffff88">r</c><c val="ffff88">s</c><c val="ffee88">h</c><c val="ffdd88">y</c>
    Rainbow Dash
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="ff0000">R</c><c val="ff9900">a</c><c val="ffff00">i</c><c val="00ff00">n</c><c val="0000ff">b</c><c val="9900ff">o</c><c val="66dddd">w</c> <c val="66ddee">D</c><c val="66ddff">a</c><c val="66ddee">s</c><c val="66dddd">h</c>
    Applejack
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="ffffaa">A</c><c val="ffffaa">p</c><c val="ffaa44">p</c><c val="ffaa55">l</c><c val="ffaa66">e</c><c val="ffaa66">j</c><c val="ffaa55">a</c><c val="ff0000">c</c><c val="ffaa44">k</c>
    Rarity
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="6633dd">R</c><c val="6655dd">a</c><c val="00ffff">r</c><c val="ffffff">i</c><c val="ffffff">t</c><c val="ffffff">y</c>
    Spiderman
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="FE0105">S</c><c val="E00113">p</c><c val="EA0133">i</c><c val="EA0171">d</c><c val="DE01EA">e</c><c val="8601E4">r</c><c val="5101FE">m</c><c val="2F01FE">a</c><c val="0B01D6">n</c>
    abcdefgh
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="2B3856">a</c><c val="3C4364">b</c><c val="4D4E72">c</c><c val="5E5A80">d</c><c val="4D4E72">e</c><c val="3C4364">f</c><c val="2B3856">g</c><c val="4C7D7E">h</c>
    Luna
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="1B0A2A">L</c><c val="7401DF">u</c><c val="8904B1">n</c><c val="642EFE">a</c>
    Thunderstruck
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="EFEFFB">T</c><c val="E0E0F8">h</c><c val="CECEF6">u</c><c val="BCA9F5">n</c><c val="9F81F7">d</c><c val="8258FA">e</c><c val="642EFE">r</c><c val="4000FF">s</c><c val="3104B4">t</c><c val="210B61">r</c><c val="170B3B">u</c><c val="170B3B">ck</c>
    HITGIRL?
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="FF0099">H</c><c val="CC0099">I</c><c val="99099">T</c><c val="660099">G</c><c val="990099">I</c><c val="CC0099">R</c><c val="FF0099">L</c><c val="FF099">?</c>
    The American
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="FF0000">The </c><c val="FFFFFF">Amer</c><c val="0000FF">ican</c>
    The Canadian
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="FF0000">The </c><c val="FFFFFF">Cana</c><c val="FF0000">dian</c>
    The German
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="333333">The </c><c val="FF0000">Ger</c><c val="FFff00">man</c>
    The Italian
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="088A08">The </c><c val="FFFFFF">Ital</c><c val="FF0000">ian</c>
    The Frenchman
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="0000FF">The F</c><c val="FFFFFF">renc</c><c val="FF0000">hman</c>
    The Indian
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="FE9A2E">The </c><c val="FFFFFF">Ind</c><c val="088A08">ian</c>
    The Irishman
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="088A08">The </c><c val="FFFFFF">Iris</c><c val="FE9A2E">hman</c>
    The Korean
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="FFFFFF">The </c><c val="FF0000">Ko</c><c val="0000FF">re</c><c val="FFFFFF">an</c>
    The SouthKorean
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="FFFFFF">The </c><c val="FF0000">South</c><c val="0000FF">Kore</c><c val="FFFFFF">an</c>
    The South Korean
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="FFFFFF">The </c><c val="FF0000">Sout</c><c val="0000FF">h Kor</c><c val="FFFFFF">ean</c>
    Derpy Hooves
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="DBA901">D</c><c val="FFBF00">e</c><c val="FAAC58">r</c><c val="F3F781">p</c><c val="F5F6CE">y</c> <c val="848484">H</c><c val="BDBDBD">oo</c><c val="848484">ves</c>
    Colgate
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="8542F8">C</c><c val="6642F8">o</c><c val="5442F8">l</c><c val="74A6F2">g</c><c val="5E8AEF">a</c><c val="5E77EF">t</c><c val="635EEF">e</c>
    Lyra
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="2EFE9A">L</c><c val="FE9A2E">y</c><c val="00FFBF">r</c><c val="A9F5E1">a</c>
    Tzeentch
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="58FAF4">T</c><c val="00FFFF">z</c><c val="00BFFF">e</c><c val="00BFFF">e</c><c val="0080FF">nt</c><c val="0040FF">c</c><c val="0101DF">h</c>
    Khorne
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="FF0000">K</c><c val="DF0101">h</c><c val="B40404">o</c><c val="8A0808">r</c><c val="610B0B">n</c><c val="3B0B0B">e</c>
    High Stakes Roulette
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="FFFFFF">High Stakes</c> <c val="FF0000">Ro</c><c val="000000">ul</c><c val="FF0000">et</c><c val="000000">te</c>
    High Stakes Roulette
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="FFFFFF">High Stakes</c> <c val="FF0000">Ro</c><c val="333333">ul</c><c val="FF0000">et</c><c val="333333">te</c>
    RuneScape
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="00CCFF">Rune</c><c val="FFFF00">Scape</c>
    Consort
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="FF0000">C</c><c val="AA0000">o</c><c val="560000">n</c><c val="010000">s</c><c val="560000">o</c><c val="AA0000">r</c><c val="FF0000">t</c>
    [WATCH LIST] Plasmatic is a confirmed cheater and gamethrower!
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="FFFF00">[WATCH LIST]</c> <c val="ff0000">Plasmatic</c> <c val="FFFF00">is a confirmed cheater and game-thrower!</c>
    Lord Beric Dondarrion
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="736AFF">Lo</c><c val="7D2252">rd</c> <c val="461B7E">Be</c><c val="461B7E">ri</c><c val="6C2DC7">c</c> <c val="1589FF">Do</c><c val="9172EC">nd</c><c val="736AFF">ar</c><c val="4EE2EC">ri</c><c val="1589FF">on</c>
    //////NYAN CAT
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="FF0000">/</c><c val="fe8a0e">/</c><c val="FFFF00">/</c><c val="00FF00">/</c><c val="00FFFF">/</c><c val="842DCE">/</c><c val="F9B7FF">N</c><c val="B93B8F">Y</c><c val="F9B7FF">A</c><c val="B93B8F">N</c> <c val="736F6E">CAT</c>
    The BanHammer
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="4c0f00">T</c><c val="661400">h</c><c val="801a00">e</c><c val="991F00"> B</c><c val="b22400">a</c><c val="cc2900">n</c><c val="b22400">H</c><c val="991f00">a</c><c val="801a00">m</c><c val="661400">m</c><c val="4c0f00">e</c><c val="4c0f00">r</c>
    JudgeYayap
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="C4C5CA">J</c><c val="D8D8DC">u</c><c val="EBECED">d</c><c val="FFFFFF">g</c><c val="D7D7D7">e</c><c val="AFAFAF"> </c><c val="BEBEBE">Y</c><c val="CCCCCC">a</c><c val="DBDBDB">y</c><c val="EDEDED">a</c><c val="FFFFFF">p</c>
    The Fred is Dead
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="AE0000">T</c><c val="A00000">h</c><c val="920000">e</c> <c val="750000">F</c><c val="670000">r</c><c val="590000">e</c><c val="4A0000">d</c> <c val="540000">i</c><c val="6D0000">s</c> <c val="9D0000">D</c><c val="B50000">ead</c>
    Achmed The Dead Terrorist
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="C4C5CA">Ach</c><c val="D8D8DC">me</c><c val="EBECED">d T</c><c val="FFFFFF">he</c><c val="D7D7D7"> De</c><c val="AFAFAF"></c><c val="BEBEBE">ad</c><c val="CCCCCC"> Te</c><c val="DBDBDB">rr</c><c val="EDEDED">orist</c>
    The Red Baron
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="FF0000">The </c><c val="000000">Red </c><c val="FF0000">Baron</c>
    The White Knight
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="C7C7C7">The</c> <c val="E3E3E3">Whi</c><c val="F8F8F8">te K</c><c val="E7E7E7">nig</c><c val="C7C7C7">ht</c>
    The Dark Lord
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="FF7F00">The</c> <c val="#AA5500">Da</c><c val="2B1500">rk</c> <c val="804000">Lo</c><c val="FF7F00">rd</c>
    [WATCH LIST] Yayap is a confirmed dead man!
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="66ff33">[WATCH LIST]</c> <c val="ff0000">Yayap</c> <c val="FFFF00">is a confirmed dead man!</c>
    [BAN LIST] Fred is a confirmed points thief!
    HTML Code:
    -<c val="ff0000">[BAN LIST]</c> <c val="66ff33">Fred</c> <c val="FFFF00">is a confirmed points thief!</c>
    Spoiler : Auckmid's compiled list of unlockables :
    I noticed that I couldn't find a list of unlockables anywhere on the website or wiki, so...

    MODELS
    Male - Default
    Female - 30 points
    Scientist - 150 points
    Prisoner - 400 points
    Hunk - 1000 points
    Glowman - 2000 points
    Rave God - 4000 points
    Soldier - 8000 points
    Dark Lord - 14000 points
    Megafunk - 22000 points



    HATS
    Advenurer Hat - 50 points
    Funny Hat - 100 points
    Cowboy Hat - 200 points
    Suave Hat - 300 points
    Afro - 500 points
    Bamboo Hat - 700 points
    Seaman Hat - 1100 points
    Napoleon Hat - 1500 points
    Top Hat - 2300 points
    Officer Hat - 3100 points
    Captain Hat - 4700 points
    Golden Hat - 6300 points
    Operator Hat - 9500 points
    Vizer - 12700 points
    Halo - 19100 points



    Bolded items used to be exclusive to donors and mods(I think Soldier might have always been availabe to all, but I bolded him because of exceptionaly high points value for non-donors)
    Bolded and italiced items used to be very excusive, with only Patrons, global mods and above having access
    Bolded, italiced and underlined items used to be only available for Benefactors and Admin(there was a time when Halo was exclusive to Plato)


    I think I'm pretty acurate, but I might have made some mistakes...

    Oh yes, and pretty colours


    Spoiler : yzb25's Guide to Last Wills :
    NOTE: Basically I just want to practice my written teaching skills. I thought it'd be a good idea to start out with something very non serious so I just decided to make a tutorial for a section of a game. If I could be told how well this goes that'd be nice. You can use crtl+f and then the number in the contents (e.g. 2.1) to skip to a part that's relevant to you. (but make sure you specify to the decimal as normal numbers have been used in other places).


    CONTENTS:


    1) the basics.
    1.1 - What is a LW?
    1.2 - The uses
    1.3 - The language
    1.4 - a final note

    2) making a fake lw

    2.1 - Which role? - the priorities.
    2.2 - Making it fit

    3) finally
    3.1 - in conclusion

    THE BASICS

    1.1 - What is a LW?

    What is a LW? - A lw (Last will), in it's simplest sense, is a message you type into a box that will then be saved. This saved message will be printed onto the screen upon death. This "box" that text is typed into is generated by typing the "-lw" (without quotes) into the chat. You will then be given two bars to type text into. The top bar will have the words "Type last will here". This sentence can be replaced with a more relevant one to the game. The text typed into the box can be copied. This makes it possible halfway through a game to be copied (by bringing up the box with -lw) then crtl+c-ing the text and crtl+v-ing it into the chat so that other players can see it before you die in case you feel it is necessary that the data is revealed to the town now and you can't wait for death. The use of this will be described in the next section.

    1.2 - The uses.

    A lw has two main uses:

    One: What's stored in the boxes can be copied into the chat to give information (whether it be true or false) to the other players at any point in the game. This makes the lw a quick way to give the information you got from your role to other players rather than looking back through the log to get all the information you previously discovered and type it into the chat. Because it is something generally done by town roles to give data to other townies. Evil roles will often make a "fake lw" to copy and paste into the chat pretending to be a, for example, sheriff by giving a bunch of people they investigated to be NS. It's a very good way to get the town on your side, however as people get better at mafia they become more critical and careful with lws which means evils have to do the same. Making a good fake lw will be explained below.

    Two: Often you don't always want to reveal your role. However you have data you want to give to the town before you die. However because a lw is also printed on the screen the day after death this does not make that a problem. For example, if a sheriff knows there are no protectives left he may not want to reveal he's sheriff to the town. However if he dies he will never be able to give this information to the town. Instead he can just type it in his last will so if he does die the town will know his information and he can hide his role until death.

    1.3 - The language

    The boxes used for a last will are honestly quite small. This is why it's important to make last wills as small as possible to make sure as much data can be crammed in them as possible. Even though the advantage of all the abbreviations used in lws makes it possible for them to be very small we can still end up with very complicated lws. It can be a little bit baffling to new-comers and, for example, here is a lookout's lw:

    n1 4 <-- 3,15,6 n2 9 <-- noone n3 5<---1,2

    invest lw:

    n1 3 citi/sini n2 7 sheriff/exe n3 4 doc/sk n4 5 lookout/bm

    As you can see, it can be quite baffling for someone new to the game.

    . That's why I'm going to explain the most common abbreviations here:

    n# = night (number) e.g. n3= night 3 n1 = night 1

    . There are two ways roles are abbreviated:

    1) if it's a large word that can be broken down into two smaller ones, e.g. godfather, blackmailer, the start of the two small words e.g. god - g and father - f is taken and fused together to make a new word - gf. blackmailer b - black and m - mailer = bm. The only exception to this rule is lookout which is usually just kept the same rather than becoming lo.

    2) If it's a word that cannot be applied to the rule above, it is either kept the same or letters at the end are knocked off - e.g. executioner - exe doctor - doc. Often if it sounds weird when shortened down e.g. sheriff = sher it'll just be kept the same - sheriff.

    1.4 - a final note

    Also I forgot to mention what individually the two boxes were for. The bottom box is where you give the data of your role as shown above (n1 3 citi/sini n2 7 sheriff/exe n3 4 doc/sk n4 5 lookout/bm). The top box is the evaluation. The evaluation is where you take your findings and draw conclusions. For example: "No more doctors in setup which means 4 must be sk" or "7 has found many mafias so it's safe to assume he's sheriff not exe". This is done because the bottom of the last will bar is a lot like a math calculation, even though if someone else stared at it for 20 seconds they'd probably work it out eventually, it'd still be a lot more easier if you explained it to them rather than they waste half a mafia day deciphering it and its uses.

    MAKING A FAKE LW

    As people get better at mafia, the town gets more critical and the evils are forced to be more deceptive and illusive with their strategy. It's always a struggle for the evils. Esp. newcomer evils who struggle to get to grips with making a lw in general let alone a good fake one. That is why I will try to explain the basics of making a good fake lw.

    2.1 - Which role? - the priorities.

    One of the biggest deciders to how good your last will will be is the role you plan to claim. If you claim an inappropriate role, the town will often dismantle you immediately. I believe that the role claiming is the most key part in making a fake last will.

    I like to think of which role you'll pick in priorities. There are important aspects that must always be satisfied if you want your lw to be good. If they are not satisfied a good town will easily dismantle your lw.

    PRIORITY ONE - THE ROLES LIST: The roles list button at the top of the screen gives the setup for the game. When people claim a role, the first thing any good townie will do is check the roles list to see if your role is even possible. For example, if you claim bodyguard and there are no town killings, town protectives, town randoms, or any randoms (that include town) or guaranteed bodyguards that are still not alive or not already confirmed to be other people, the town will tell you your role is impossible and you will be lynched (or if they're extra smart they'll let a jailor or vigi kill you in case you're jester). Also, if you can, try to make it that your role fits into two (or even more) possibilities on the roles list (e.g. an evil claims bg when there's a town protective AND a town killing still alive and unconfirmed).

    PRIORITY TWO - THE COMPLEXITY: I believe this, to be priority two along with easyness (as mentioned below). Basically, people have a weird psychology in mafia where the more complex your lw is, the more likely they are to believe you. For example, the mindblowing lookout last will above is far more likely to get the town on your side than a citizen last will that will likely consist of: "n5 - used bpf vest."

    PRIORITY TWO - THE EASYNESS: I believe this to be the second most important thing - how easy is it to fake this role's lw? For example, If you tried to fake a lookout it'd be extremely hard as it relies on you knowing who visited who. There is no evil that can have any clue about who visited who apart from who you (and if you're in the mafia who they visited). This makes lookout a very hard lw to fake, not impossible, but hard. That's why i ranked this as priority two as it's impossible to fake a role that can't exist (priority one). Now, imagine how easy it'd be to fake citizen! "I used my bulletproof vest n5". Of course, this rule almost contradicts the complexity rule mentioned above. The point I'm trying to make is that you should try to find a balance between complexity and easyness. Don't fake a citizen last will but don't fake a lookout last will either. A lovely medium tends to be a sheriff last will for example. (But of course if you claim someone ns and they come out as evil you're in for trouble.

    PRIORITY THREE - CONFIRMED EXISTENCE BUT UNCONFIRMED PLAYER: This is more of a tactic than a priority but I think it's necessary it's included: A good tactic is if a town role has been confirmed somehow in the chat e.g. someone has died to a vet shooting or a vigi kill exc. but no-one knows who actually is the person a good idea is to fulfill that role as it will fit in very nicely to your defense. Just make sure you claim it before the real one does! Also you should try to only do this at the end of the game as doing this will likely create you and the real one enemies which will cause investigatives to check you both and (possibly) dismantle you. It's a great idea to quickly type that role into the chat when there are only 3 or 4 players left (including you).

    PRIORITY TEN - INVESTIGATOR MESSAGE: I feel that a lot of people overestimate the importance of having your role fit with your investigator message e.g. "if you're an sk claim doc and if you're a blackmailer claim lookout" but honestly, having your role fit in with that is a luxury. Ultimately, when you make a fake lw, there will always be a flaw. If you claim you're a doc and you say you're healing the sheriff while a detect knows you visited the person the sk did last night you will be caught. Every investigative has a way of flawing a last will somehow. You should just try to focus on the basics rather than getting rapped up in something like this. Having your role fit with an investigative is a luxury. I called this one priority ten to emphasize how little it actually matters in comparison to other things when making a lw.

    2.2 - Making it fit

    This next note is going to be very vague. But I will try my best to give good examples. Basically, if you see 9 found 3 to be ns night 1 you'll know that 9 must have visited 3 to get this information. Therefore, you can actually put it in your detective last will. This is a very complicated art that can take an extremely long time to master. But with practice you'll get better at it. This also links back to the lookout last will. It'd be extremely difficult to make an accurate lookout last will. Remember, the town only needs to find one faulty in your last will and your screwed. This is why you have to be extremely (extremely) careful when building your last will. However, most people who play mafia do not have photographic memory and tend not to check the log much. So if you, as a matter of fact, edit your last will slightly as you go along, even if you printed it in chat a while a go and esp. if it's a complex lw the town is actually unlikely to notice. If you realize that in fact you copied the log incorrectly and 3 also visited 8 on n2 *wink wink*, *nudge nudge* you may actually get away with it. But remember, the less complex, the more easy it is to notice this.

    FINALLY

    3.1 - conclusion

    I hope you found this instruction guide (if not all of it at least parts of it) useful. Please tell me how it could have been improved in the comments (If you feel the overpowering urge to). Remember if you're town you don't have to do all this theory work with making a fake last will! All you have to do is find something wrong with it! Whether it be that it contradicts your findings and actions or someone else's!

    Thanks for reading - yzb25
    Last edited by rumox; January 28th, 2019 at 01:58 AM.

  2. ISO #2

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    Here.

    Quote Originally Posted by Hollercaust View Post
    1 B4141E
    2 0042FF
    3 1CA7EA
    4 6900A1
    5 EBE129
    6 FE8A0E
    7 168000
    8 CCA6FC
    9 A633BF
    10 525494
    11 168962
    12 753F06
    13 96FF91
    14 464646
    15 E55BB0


    -<c val="00FF00">Town </c><c val="00CCFF">Random</c>

    -<c val="33CC33">Citizen</c>

    -<c val="00FF44">Mason</c>

    -<c val="22FF77">Mason Leader</c>

    -<c val="44FF44">Mayor</c>

    -<c val="23EF32">Marshall</c>

    -<c val="66CC33">Crier</c>

    -<c val="55CC11">Bus Driver</c>

    -<c val="66AA00">Spy</c>

    -<c val="00DD55">Coroner</c>

    -<c val="66CC00">Jailor</c>

    -<c val="88CC00">Vigilante</c>

    -<c val="AAFF55">Veteran</c>

    -<c val="00CC66">Bodyguard</c>

    -<c val="00FF66">Investigator</c>

    -<c val="44FF00">Lookout</c>

    -<c val="00FF44">Detective</c>

    -<c val="00FF00">Doctor</c>

    -<c val="00FF00">Sheriff</c>

    -<c val="00FF00">Escort</c>

    -<c val="01FF10">Stump</c>




    -<c val="FF0000">Mafia </c><c val="00CCFF">Random</c>

    <c val="FF4488">Godfather</c>

    -<c val="FF5533">Consigliere</c>

    -<c val="FF3333">Janitor</c>

    -<c val="FF2244">Agent</c>

    -<c val="AA3333">Kidnapper</c>

    -<c val="DD6644">Disguiser</c>

    -<c val="FF0000">Consort</c>

    -<c val="BB3355">Beguiler</c>

    -<c val="CC0000">Mafioso</c>

    -<c val="DD6600">Framer</c>

    -<c val="DD0000">Blackmailer</c>




    -<c val="3366FF">Triad </c><c val="00CCFF">Random</c>

    -<c val="6969BB">Deceiver</c>

    -<c val="697AFF">Vanguard</c>

    -<c val="4A62AA">Interrogator</c>

    -<c val="6295DD">Informant</c>

    -<c val="2C58DD">Silencer</c>

    -<c val="5B84FF">Incense Master</c>

    -<c val="2C95DD">Forger</c>

    -<c val="5B99FF">Administrator</c>

    -<c val="3366FF">Liason</c>

    -<c val="9F8EFF">Dragon Head</c>

    -<c val="2851CC">Enforcer</c>




    -<c val="AAAAAA">Neutral </c><c val="00CCFF">Random</c>

    -<c val="BBCC88>Auditor</c>

    -<c val="6622CC">Witch</c>

    -<c val="BB44AA">Cultist</c>

    -<c val="FCA8FC">Jester</c>

    -<c val="AA55FF">Witch Doctor</c>

    -<c val="AACCFF">Executioner</c>

    -<c val="66FFCC">Amnesiac</c>

    -<c val="FFFF00">Survivor</c>

    -<c val="BB4455">Mass Murderer</c>

    -<c val="FFAA00">Arsonist</c>

    -<c val="FF00CC">Serial Killer </c>

    -<c val="BB6655">Judge</c>





    -<c val="FFFFFF">Any </c><c val="00CCFF">Random</c>
    Last edited by Helz; August 7th, 2014 at 08:41 PM. Reason: Added judge. will color when i have access to a computer

  3. ISO #3

  4. ISO #4
    Quartaroy
    Guest

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    I have all of the My Little Ponies here colored proportionate to what the actual pony colors are. Feel free to use them and adjust colors as necessary.

    I would also like to mention that there is a 255 character limit on bnet, meaning names can't go past that length. I discovered this while trying to color Twilight Sparkle and had to shorten the color sequence because of it.

    When creating the names I used these ratios:
    Tail = 30% of the front
    Body = First Character after the tail
    Cutie Mark = To two character after starting the body
    Body = Continued after the cutie mark

    Twilight Sparkle
    Code:
    -&lt;c val="332266"&gt;Tw&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="6600bb"&gt;i&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ff4499"&gt;l&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="332255"&gt;ig&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="9955dd"&gt;ht&lt;/c&gt; &lt;c val="ff4499"&gt;S&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="9955bb"&gt;p&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="9955aa"&gt;ar&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="9955bb"&gt;k&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="9955cc"&gt;l&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="9955dd"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;
    Pinkie Pie
    Code:
    -&lt;c val="ff4499"&gt;P&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ff4499"&gt;i&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ff4499"&gt;n&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ffee99"&gt;k&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="99ddff"&gt;i&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ff99bb"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt; &lt;c val="ff99cc"&gt;P&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ff99dd"&gt;i&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ff99cc"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;
    Fluttershy
    Code:
    -&lt;c val="ffaaaa"&gt;F&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ff99aa"&gt;l&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ff99aa"&gt;u&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ffaaaa"&gt;t&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ffdd88"&gt;t&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ffee88"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ffff88"&gt;r&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ffff88"&gt;s&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ffee88"&gt;h&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ffdd88"&gt;y&lt;/c&gt;
    Rainbow Dash
    Code:
    -&lt;c val="ff0000"&gt;R&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ff9900"&gt;a&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ffff00"&gt;i&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="00ff00"&gt;n&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="0000ff"&gt;b&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="9900ff"&gt;o&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="66dddd"&gt;w&lt;/c&gt; &lt;c val="66ddee"&gt;D&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="66ddff"&gt;a&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="66ddee"&gt;s&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="66dddd"&gt;h&lt;/c&gt;
    Applejack
    Code:
    -&lt;c val="ffffaa"&gt;A&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ffffaa"&gt;p&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ffaa44"&gt;p&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ffaa55"&gt;l&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ffaa66"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ffaa66"&gt;j&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ffaa55"&gt;a&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ff0000"&gt;c&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ffaa44"&gt;k&lt;/c&gt;
    Rarity (My Personal Favorite)
    Code:
    -&lt;c val="6633dd"&gt;R&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="6655dd"&gt;a&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="00ffff"&gt;r&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ffffff"&gt;i&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ffffff"&gt;t&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="ffffff"&gt;y&lt;/c&gt;

  5. ISO #5
    SilentShadow
    Guest

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    Lol I'm still curious as to why you made all of those but it's your choice :P

    Idk if I want to share all the names I've created :o But for now I'll give you one.

    This is my Spiderman tag. It's a gradient of red to blue, so if you want it go ahead and use it.

    Code:
    &lt;c val="FE0105"&gt;S&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="E00113"&gt;p&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="EA0133"&gt;i&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="EA0171"&gt;d&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="DE01EA"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="8601E4"&gt;r&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="5101FE"&gt;m&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="2F01FE"&gt;a&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="0B01D6"&gt;n&lt;/c&gt;

  6. ISO #6
    S
    Guest

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    help Q_Q

    i want to use the name Neon Genesis Evangelion, fading from light blue to purple, but ingame it cuts it or so, what i get is: Neon Genesis&lt;c&lt;/c&gt;

    could someone recheck the code please?

    &lt;c val="00E1FF"&gt;N&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="0AD7FF"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="15CDFF"&gt;o&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="1FC3FF"&gt;n&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="2AB9FF"&gt; &lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="34B0FF"&gt;G&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="3FA6FF"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="499CFF"&gt;n&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="5492FF"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="5E88FF"&gt;s&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="697FFF"&gt;i&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="7375FF"&gt;s&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="7E6BFF"&gt; &lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="8861FF"&gt;E&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="9358FF"&gt;v&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="9D4EFF"&gt;a&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="A844FF"&gt;n&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="B23AFF"&gt;g&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="BD30FF"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="C727FF"&gt;l&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="D21DFF"&gt;i&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="DC13FF"&gt;o&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="E709FF"&gt;n&lt;/c&gt;

    Code:
    &lt;c val="00E1FF"&gt;N&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="0AD7FF"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="15CDFF"&gt;o&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="1FC3FF"&gt;n&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="2AB9FF"&gt; &lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="34B0FF"&gt;G&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="3FA6FF"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="499CFF"&gt;n&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="5492FF"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="5E88FF"&gt;s&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="697FFF"&gt;i&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="7375FF"&gt;s&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="7E6BFF"&gt; &lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="8861FF"&gt;E&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="9358FF"&gt;v&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="9D4EFF"&gt;a&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="A844FF"&gt;n&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="B23AFF"&gt;g&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="BD30FF"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="C727FF"&gt;l&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="D21DFF"&gt;i&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="DC13FF"&gt;o&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="E709FF"&gt;n&lt;/c&gt;

  7. ISO #7
    Yinyang107
    Guest

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    There's a hard limit on strings (of letters) in SC2 maps, which DR can't change. Everything after the 255th character is cut off, so you end up with this:
    Code:
    &lt;c val="00E1FF"&gt;N&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="0AD7FF"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="15CDFF"&gt;o&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="1FC3FF"&gt;n&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="2AB9FF"&gt; &lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="34B0FF"&gt;G&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="3FA6FF"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="499CFF"&gt;n&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="5492FF"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="5E88FF"&gt;s&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="697FFF"&gt;i&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="7375FF"&gt;s&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c
    There's nothing to be done about it save to use a shorter name, or put two letters to a color, thusly:
    Code:
    &lt;c val="00E1FF"&gt;Ne&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="0AD7FF"&gt;on&lt;/c&gt;
    and so on.

  8. ISO #8
    someguy
    Guest

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    Here is a gradient I made that uses blue greys. It is 8 characters long. Right here it will just be abcdefgh and you can change it to whatever you want if you want to use it.

    Code:
    -&lt;c val="2B3856"&gt;a&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="3C4364"&gt;b&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="4D4E72"&gt;c&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="5E5A80"&gt;d&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="4D4E72"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="3C4364"&gt;f&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="2B3856"&gt;g&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="4C7D7E"&gt;h&lt;/c&gt;

  9. ISO #9
    Rainbow Dash
    Guest

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    Some of mine:

    Luna from MLP.
    Code:
    -&lt;c val="1B0A2A"&gt;L&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="7401DF"&gt;u&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="8904B1"&gt;n&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="642EFE"&gt;a&lt;/c&gt;
    And just a name of my own creation.
    Code:
    -&lt;c val="EFEFFB"&gt;T&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="E0E0F8"&gt;h&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="CECEF6"&gt;u&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="BCA9F5"&gt;n&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="9F81F7"&gt;d&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="8258FA"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="642EFE"&gt;r&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="4000FF"&gt;s&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="3104B4"&gt;t&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="210B61"&gt;r&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="170B3B"&gt;u&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="170B3B"&gt;ck&lt;/c&gt;

  10. ISO #10

  11. ISO #11
    Yinyang107
    Guest

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    Imma share some of my nationality names.

    The American
    Code:
    &lt;c val="FF0000"&gt;The &lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FFFFFF"&gt;Amer&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="0000FF"&gt;ican&lt;/c&gt;
    The Canadian
    Code:
    &lt;c val="FF0000"&gt;The &lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FFFFFF"&gt;Cana&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FF0000"&gt;dian&lt;/c&gt;
    The German (my personal fave)
    Code:
    &lt;c val="333333"&gt;The &lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FF0000"&gt;Ger&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FFff00"&gt;man&lt;/c&gt;
    The Italian
    Code:
    &lt;c val="088A08"&gt;The &lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FFFFFF"&gt;Ital&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FF0000"&gt;ian&lt;/c&gt;
    The Frenchman
    Code:
    &lt;c val="0000FF"&gt;The F&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FFFFFF"&gt;renc&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FF0000"&gt;hman&lt;/c&gt;
    The Indian
    Code:
    &lt;c val="FE9A2E"&gt;The &lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FFFFFF"&gt;Ind&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="088A08"&gt;ian&lt;/c&gt;
    The Irishman
    Code:
    &lt;c val="088A08"&gt;The &lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FFFFFF"&gt;Iris&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FE9A2E"&gt;hman&lt;/c&gt;

  12. ISO #12
    FoF
    Guest

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    Since this is SC2 I went ahead and added the korean although I don't quite like how it turned out.
    Code:
    &lt;c val="FFFFFF"&gt;The &lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FF0000"&gt;Ko&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="0000FF"&gt;re&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FFFFFF"&gt;an&lt;/c&gt;
    This is The South Korean but again it didnt turn out well.
    Code:
    &lt;c val="FFFFFF"&gt;The &lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FF0000"&gt;South&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="0000FF"&gt;Kore&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FFFFFF"&gt;an&lt;/c&gt;
    Another version:
    Code:
    &lt;c val="FFFFFF"&gt;The &lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FF0000"&gt;Sout&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="0000FF"&gt;h Kor&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FFFFFF"&gt;ean&lt;/c&gt;

  13. ISO #13

  14. ISO #14
    Rainbow Dash
    Guest

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    Derpy!
    Code:
    -&lt;c val="DBA901"&gt;D&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FFBF00"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FAAC58"&gt;r&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="F3F781"&gt;p&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="F5F6CE"&gt;y&lt;/c&gt; &lt;c val="848484"&gt;H&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="BDBDBD"&gt;oo&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="848484"&gt;ves&lt;/c&gt;
    Edit:
    More ponies!

    Colgate
    Code:
    -&lt;c val="8542F8"&gt;C&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="6642F8"&gt;o&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="5442F8"&gt;l&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="74A6F2"&gt;g&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="5E8AEF"&gt;a&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="5E77EF"&gt;t&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="635EEF"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;
    Lyra
    Code:
    -&lt;c val="2EFE9A"&gt;L&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FE9A2E"&gt;y&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="00FFBF"&gt;r&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="A9F5E1"&gt;a&lt;/c&gt;
    Vinyl Scratch
    Code:
    -&lt;c val="2EFEF7"&gt;V&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="01DFD7"&gt;i&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="2E9AFE"&gt;n&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="0040FF"&gt;y&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="013ADF"&gt;l&lt;/c&gt; &lt;c val="FF0000"&gt;S&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="B40404"&gt;c&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="9A2EFE"&gt;r&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="E0E6F8"&gt;a&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="E0E0F8"&gt;t&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FFFFFF"&gt;ch&lt;/c&gt;
    Edit #2: Chaos Gods!

    Tzeentch
    Code:
    -&lt;c val="58FAF4"&gt;T&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="00FFFF"&gt;z&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="00BFFF"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="00BFFF"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="0080FF"&gt;nt&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="0040FF"&gt;c&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="0101DF"&gt;h&lt;/c&gt;
    Khorne
    Code:
    -&lt;c val="FF0000"&gt;K&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="DF0101"&gt;h&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="B40404"&gt;o&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="8A0808"&gt;r&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="610B0B"&gt;n&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="3B0B0B"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;

  15. ISO #15
    Emperorjj1
    Guest

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    High Stakes Roulette Black
    -&lt;c val="FFFFFF"&gt;High Stakes&lt;/c&gt; &lt;c val="FF0000"&gt;Ro&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="000000"&gt;ul&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FF0000"&gt;et&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="000000"&gt;te&lt;/c&gt;

    High Stakes Roulette Gray
    -&lt;c val="FFFFFF"&gt;High Stakes&lt;/c&gt; &lt;c val="FF0000"&gt;Ro&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="333333"&gt;ul&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FF0000"&gt;et&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="333333"&gt;te&lt;/c&gt;

  16. ISO #16
    n00less cluebie
    Guest

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    Here's Nyan Cat for those who want him Complete with Rainbow and Cherry Poptart colors!!!

    Code:
    -&lt;c val="FF0000"&gt;/&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="fe8a0e"&gt;/&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FFFF00"&gt;/&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="00FF00"&gt;/&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="00FFFF"&gt;/&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="842DCE"&gt;/&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="F9B7FF"&gt;N&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="B93B8F"&gt;Y&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="F9B7FF"&gt;A&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="B93B8F"&gt;N&lt;/c&gt; &lt;c val="736F6E"&gt;CAT&lt;/c&gt;

  17. ISO #17
    Mello Yello
    Guest

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    Thought i would submit this simple one i made "Rune/Scape"(Teal/Yellow)
    Code:
    &lt;c val="00CCFF"&gt;Rune&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FFFF00"&gt;Scape&lt;/c&gt;

  18. ISO #18
    Naraxam
    Guest

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    I'm going to give a very simple and short tutorial that I think will help people create their own gradients.

    First, the only website I will be using is this:

    https://patorjk.com/text-color-fader/

    The settings are pretty simple to play around with, so once you set up your gradient, type in the word you want and bam!

    Now, copy that code and paste in notepad. Go to edit -&gt; replace. First, type in [find] font color [replace with] c val and hit replace all.
    Next, type in [find] font [replace with] c and replace all.
    Finally, type in [find] # [replace with] (no spaces or anything, literally just leave replace blank)

    Code:
    &lt;font color="#FF0000"&gt;C&lt;/font&gt;&lt;font color="#AA0000"&gt;o&lt;/font&gt;&lt;font color="#560000"&gt;n&lt;/font&gt;&lt;font color="#010000"&gt;s&lt;/font&gt;&lt;font color="#560000"&gt;o&lt;/font&gt;&lt;font color="#AA0000"&gt;r&lt;/font&gt;&lt;font color="#FF0000"&gt;t&lt;/font&gt;
    becomes

    Code:
    &lt;c val="#FF0000"&gt;C&lt;/font&gt;&lt;c val="#AA0000"&gt;o&lt;/font&gt;&lt;c val="#560000"&gt;n&lt;/font&gt;&lt;c val="#010000"&gt;s&lt;/font&gt;&lt;c val="#560000"&gt;o&lt;/font&gt;&lt;c val="#AA0000"&gt;r&lt;/font&gt;&lt;c val="#FF0000"&gt;t&lt;/font&gt;
    becomes

    Code:
    &lt;c val="#FF0000"&gt;C&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="#AA0000"&gt;o&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="#560000"&gt;n&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="#010000"&gt;s&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="#560000"&gt;o&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="#AA0000"&gt;r&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="#FF0000"&gt;t&lt;/c&gt;
    And this is the final product
    Code:
    &lt;c val="FF0000"&gt;C&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="AA0000"&gt;o&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="560000"&gt;n&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="010000"&gt;s&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="560000"&gt;o&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="AA0000"&gt;r&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FF0000"&gt;t&lt;/c&gt;
    This creates Consort with Red on the ends fading in to black in the center.

    Happy rainbow texting ;D

  19. ISO #19
    Plasmatic
    Guest

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    Plasmatic

    -&lt;c val="FFFF00"&gt;[WATCH LIST]&lt;/c&gt; &lt;c val="ff0000"&gt;Plasmatic&lt;/c&gt; &lt;c val="FFFF00"&gt;is a confirmed cheater and game-thrower!&lt;/c&gt;

    Lord Beric Dondarrion

    -&lt;c val="736AFF"&gt;Lo&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="7D2252"&gt;rd&lt;/c&gt; &lt;c val="461B7E"&gt;Be&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="461B7E"&gt;ri&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="6C2DC7"&gt;c&lt;/c&gt; &lt;c val="1589FF"&gt;Do&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="9172EC"&gt;nd&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="736AFF"&gt;ar&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="4EE2EC"&gt;ri&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="1589FF"&gt;on&lt;/c&gt;

  20. ISO #20
    The Cow
    Guest

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    I found a code that makes your letters bigger than others!!!
    It bugged when I typed -&lt;c val="3333FF"&gt;&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="E60000"&gt;&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="4DB870"&gt;&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="005C1F"&gt;&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FFFF00"&gt;&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FFC200"&gt;&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="FF8C00"&gt;&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="880077"&gt;46&2&lt;/c&gt;
    In. It´s pretty cool!
    It makes your name says. International 17, size mode something
    Can anyone tell me why this happens?

  21. ISO #21
    SilentShadow
    Guest

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    First: It's HTML :P
    Second: It's honestly easy as fuck.

    The basics is taht you have to start off with a general form.

    &lt;c val=" Color code here."&gt;The colored characters here.&lt;/c&gt;

    The "c val" is the part of the code that is rad as "This will change the color of the characters". Then it has to equal something in order for it to change so teh equals is added. To read a color you need a color code. The codes range from numbers 0 to F with six characters. You can find things on the internet (Try and find a pallet) that can convert colors into HTML codes for you. This will simplify your work. Once you have the color code inserted you need to specify that it is indeed that color by putting it in quotations, a form generallyused in coding to specify something. Then you close the code, and show what needs to be changed. You close it the same way you open it. With a &lt; &gt; format. Then you enter what will be colored with the color you chose. You can make just one letter (This is how a gradient name is done) or the whole name (For a solid color). You then need the end the name to leave room for another code so you use &lt;/c&gt; as in "end coloring". This was a somewhat simple explanation as to what you do, and why you do it.

    All you need to do is find a pallet, in fact here's one that I use: https://www.computerhope.com/tips/tip143.htm

    In the pallet you find the color desired and it will show the color code that displays that color in the bottom right corner of the pallet.

    Just start off with the simple form &lt;c val="123456"&gt;Sookie&lt;/c&gt; and find the color desired for the name using that pallet, and replace that "123456" with that color (Remember the quotations!)

    For a gradient you need multiple codes. Because you need to designate a specific color to each letter. You can do this by opening another code directly after closing the one before it. If you put a space between them, or a space after/before the letters that are being colored, you will ahve a space in the name. To make a solid name with multiple colors you need them to be close, like this:

    &lt;c val="123456"&gt;S&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="123457"&gt;o&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="12358&gt;o&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="123459"&gt;k&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="123450"&gt;i&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="123451"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;

    I don't know what those colors are, but if you want a gradient name just replace the "123456" and all that to the codes you want.

    I hope this helps you, and I hope you enjoy your colored names :3

  22. ISO #22
    SilentShadow
    Guest

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    What are you talking about,

    &lt;c val="123456"&gt;S&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="123457"&gt;o&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="12358&gt;o&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="123459"&gt;k&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="123450"&gt;i&lt;/c&gt;&lt;c val="123451"&gt;e&lt;/c&gt;

    is a perfect name........ (Sarcasm, just to be clear...)

  23. ISO #23

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    Quote Originally Posted by fred View Post

    Luna
    Code:
    -<c val="1B0A2A">L</c><c val="7401DF">u</c><c val="8904B1">n</c><c val="642EFE">a</c>
    Like a boss
    Spoiler : Previous FM roles :
    FM - VI: Commoner | VII: (Lionel) Gunner, Shinra Inc. | VIII: Investigator | X: (HerrZynisch) Black Wizard | (Graves) Citizen | XII: (Ser Jorah) Armoursmith | XIII: Host (Roxy)!
    M-FM- I: Host | II: Framer | III: Host | IV: Exe | V: Devil Dog | VI: Exe | VIII: DD
    S-FM - I: Jailor | II: Vigilante | V: Sheriff | CI: Paranoid Cop | Torment: Citizen

  24. ISO #24

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    I figured Id post one of my favorites to use, It generally means and male doctors will heal you first night more often then not.

    Naughty Girl
    Code:
    <c val="F700FF">N</c><c val="F825FF">a</c><c val="F94BFF">u</c><c val="FA70FF">g</c><c val="FB83FF">h</c><c val="FC95FF">t</c><c val="FDA8FF">y</c><c val="FA54FF"> </c><c val="F700FF">G</c><c val="DD05E4">i</c><c val="C40BCA">r</c><c val="AA10AF">l</c>

  25. ISO #25

  26. ISO #26

  27. ISO #27

  28. ISO #28

  29. ISO #29

  30. ISO #30

  31. ISO #31

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    I've noticed the name "Serial Arsonfather" crop up a few times in games, so I took the liberty of mashing those 3 colored names into one and stripping them down a bit so they'll fit within the 255 character limit.

    Serial Arsonfather

    -<c val="4c0f3d">S</c><c val="661452">e</c><c val="801a66">r</c><c val="991f7a">ial</c> <c val="ee4400">A</c><c val="ee5500">r</c><c val="ee6600">son</c><c val="FF0000">fat</c><c val="DF0101">h</c><c val="B40404">e</c><c val="8A0808">r</c>
    Last edited by Glip; May 8th, 2012 at 07:05 PM.

  32. ISO #32

  33. ISO #33

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    Quote Originally Posted by Theroux View Post
    Exactly...But I'm not going to get to 20K points any time soon.
    So keep playing games until you do have 20k points. In the meantime, you'll randomly get that vet a few times anyway

    In other news, I took the liberty of creating a new pony name for us bronies out there.

    Queen Chrysalis

    <c val="40809B">Q</c><c val="356E86">ue</c><c val="06AE73">e</c><c val="168C78">n </c><c val="2E5B5F">C</c><c val="2C393A">hrys<c val="1CFF02">al</c><c val="2C393A">is</c>
    Last edited by Glip; May 8th, 2012 at 07:05 PM.

  34. ISO #34

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    -<c val="400040">D</c><c val="4E003B">a</c><c val="5D0036">r</c><c val="6B0031">k</c><c val="7A002C">.</c><c val="890027">R</c><c val="970022">e</c><c val="A6001D">v</c><c val="B40019">e</c><c val="B40019">n</c><c val="D2000F">a</c><c val="E0000A">nt</c>

    That's a pretty nice name. c:
    Though does draw quite a bit of unwanted attention at night.

  35. ISO #35

  36. ISO #36

  37. ISO #37

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    test



    -<c val=”00FFFF”>Bal</c><c val=”3FFFFF”>mu</c><c val=”7FFFFF”>ng</c><c val=”BFFFFF”>of</c><c val=”FFFFFF”>theA</c><c val=”BFFFFF”>zu</c><c val=”7FFFFF”>re</c><c val=”3FFFFF”>re</c><c val=”00FFFF”>Sky</c>




    so how do i get a colord name to show up on this website?
    Code:
    BalmungoftheAzurereSky
    ^^

  38. ISO #38

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    BB Code translation:
    [color=#00ffff]Bal[/color][color=#3fffff]mu[/color][color=#7fffff]ng[/color][color=#Bfffff]of[/color][color=#ffffff]theA[/color][color=#Bfffff]zu[/color][color=#7fffff]re[/color][color=#3fffff]re[/color][color=#00ffff]Sky[/color]

    Compare them, Fatalis, to see how to make custom colors. ^^

    Spaces:
    -<c val=”00FFFF”>Bal</c><c val=”3FFFFF”>mu</c><c val=”7FFFFF”>ng</c> <c val=”BFFFFF”>of</c><c val=”FFFFFF”>the A</c><c val=”BFFFFF”>zu</c><c val=”7FFFFF”>re</c><c val=”3FFFFF”>re</c> <c val=”00FFFF”>Sky</c>

  39. ISO #39

  40. ISO #40

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    I made a couple of names myself, but I don't know how to show them on the forum.

    Tali'Zorah vas Normandy :

    Code:
    -<c val="333399">Ta</c><c val="3f398c">li</c><c val="4b407f">'Zo</c><c val="584772">ra</c><c val="644e65">h v</c><c val="715558">as</c> <c val="7d5c4b">No</c><c val="89633e">rm</c><c val="966a30">an</c><c val="a27124">dy</c>
    J'2argo :

    Code:
    -<c val="E9961A">J</c><c val="DB9A37">'</c><c val="CE9F55">Z</c><c val="C0A473">a</c><c val="B3A991">r</c><c val="A5AEAF">g</c><c val="98B3CD">o</c>
    J'Zargo likes his colors. It shows how powerful J'Zargo is.

  41. ISO #41

  42. ISO #42

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    Code:
    -<c val="720000">G</c><c val="710019">r</c><c valr="700032">a</c><c val="6E004B">v</c><c val="6D0064">e</c><c val="6C007D">K</c><c val="5E0195">e</c><c val="5003AD">e</c><c val="4304C5">p</c><c val="3506DD">e</c><c val="2707F5">r</c>
    Code:
    -<c val=" 000000 ">G</c><c val="444444">r</c><c val="525252">a</c><c val="5F5F5F">v</c><c val="6C6C6C">e</c><c val="787878">K</c><c val="858585">e</c><c val="919191">e</c><c val="B6B6B6">p</c><c val="DADADA">e</c><c val="FFFFFF">r</c>


    GraveKeeper
    Last edited by Damus_Graves; August 25th, 2012 at 04:32 AM.

  43. ISO #43

  44. ISO #44

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    Code:
    -<c val="868585">J</c><c val="817F7F">a</c><c val="7D7979">q</c><c val="787373">e</c><c val="736D6D">n</c><c val="654949"> </c><c val="572424">H</c><c val="490000">'</c><c val="430000">g</c><c val="3D0000">h</c><c val="360000">a</c><c val="300000">r<c>
    Jaqen H'ghar

    Code:
    -<c val="003D02">J</c><c val="013816">a</c><c val="023429">q</c><c val="032F3D">e</c><c val="042A51">n</c><c val="052665"> </c><c val="052178">H</c><c val="061D8C">'</c><c val="0718A0">g</c><c val="0813B4">h</c><c val="090FC7">a</c><c val="0A0ADB">r</c>
    Jaqen H'ghar

    If you want some other color combo pm me ok?
    Last edited by Damus_Graves; August 25th, 2012 at 03:40 PM.

  45. ISO #45

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    You truly are awesome Glip.

    Code:
    -<c val="FFFFFF">Princess</c> <c val="4ee2ec">C</c><c val="89ebf2">e</c><c val="c4f5f8">l</c><c val="ffffff">e</c><c val="ffffff">s</c><c val="ebd9ec">t</c><c val="d7b3d9">i</c><c val="c38ec7">a</c>
    Princess Celestia

    Code:
    -<c val="4000FF">Princess</c> <c val="1B0A2A">L</c><c val="7401DF">u</c><c val="8904B1">n</c><c val="642EFE">a</c>
    Princess Luna

    For the second one I took the Luna on page 1. I guess that more colors could be added, but I'm still new to gradients.

  46. ISO #46

  47. ISO #47

  48. ISO #48

  49. ISO #49

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    More Names and Color Schemes:

    Code:
    -<c val="FF0101">R</c><c val="960180">a</c><c val="2C01FF">i</c><c val="178085">n</c><c val="01FF0A">b</c><c val="80FF06">o</c><c val="FFFF01">w</c> <c val="01FFF6">D</c><c val="06AAF5">a</c><c val="0B55F4">s</c><c val="1000F3">h</c>
    Rainbow Dash


    Code:
    -<c val="FA0D9B">N</c><c val="D60A84">y</c><c val="B2066D">a</c><c val="860151">n</c> <c val="6F0243">C</c><c val="4B052F">a</c><c val="290119">t</c>
    Nyan Cat

    Code:
    -<c val="08000A">B</c><c val="100008">l</c><c val="180007">a</c><c val="200005">c</c><c val="280004">k</c><c val="300002"> </c><c val="280004">D</c><c val="200005">e</c><c val="180007">a</c><c val="100008">t</c><c val="08000A">h</c>
    Black Death

    Code:
    -<c val="B2B2B2">K</c><c val="C2C596">a</c><c val="D3D97A">z</c><c val="E3EC5D">a</c><c val="F3FF41">k</c><c val="DDE567">a</c><c val="C8CC8C">l</c>

    Kazakal

    Code:
    -<c val="DFDFDF">S</c><c val="D5E2DF">k</c><c val="CBE4DF">y</c><c val="C1E7DF">w</c><c val="B6EAE0">a</c><c val="ACECE0">y</c> <c val="98F2E0">A</c><c val="8EF4E0">v</c><c val="84F7E0">e</c><c val="79FAE1">n</c><c val="6FFCE1">u</c><c val="65FFE1">e</c>
    SkywayAvenue

    Code:
    -<c val="310636">M</c><c val="29052D">a</c><c val="210424">s</c><c val="19031B">s</c><c val="110212"> </c><c val="090109">M</c><c val="010000">u</c><c val="090109">r</c><c val="110212">d</c><c val="19031B">e</c><c val="210424">r</c><c val="29052D">e</c><c val="310636">r</c>
    Mass Murderer
    Last edited by Damus_Graves; August 30th, 2012 at 12:34 AM.

  50. ISO #50

    Re: Colored Names - Explained

    Out of all the colored names i got, I find this one to be my favorite
    Code:
    <c val="AE0000">Ma</c><c val="A00000">y</c><c val="920000">or</c> <c val="750000">H</c><c val="670000">e</c><c val="590000">r</c><c val="4A0000">p</c> <c val="540000">A</c> <c val="9D0000">D</c><c val="B50000">erp</c>
    Mayor Herp A Derp
    And then acting like a 100% idiot during the game, Which is even more fun when your a jester

 

 

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