A lot of you are seeing color-changed texts in the game and are getting jealous over it.
No fear! I'm here to explain how it's done. After all, fun is for everyone :P
So what makes these texts change colors?
The short answer is: it's a simple form of code injection that uses text-modifying string in which you insert the body of the text you wish to modify.
Here's a short list of colors:
scffff0000e r RED
scffff9900e r ORANGE
scffffff00e r YELLOW
scff000000e r BLACK
scff3300ffe r BLUE
scff0099ffe r SKY BLUE
scff66ff00e r NEON GREEN
scff009933e r DARK GREEN
scffff66cce r PINK
scffff00cce r MAGENTA
etc. You can search more colors for yourself.
Now, the "square" r section at the end of the segment (r) denotes the end of the modified sentence. So you insert whatever you want to say between the code and the r, which will give you the desired result (don't include the capitalized color names or u'll look like a dumbass).
Example: copy-paste "scffff0000eThis is Red Colorr" into DN chat and it'll display "This is Red Color" in red color.
Now go fun yourself. You're welcome
No fear! I'm here to explain how it's done. After all, fun is for everyone :P
So what makes these texts change colors?
The short answer is: it's a simple form of code injection that uses text-modifying string in which you insert the body of the text you wish to modify.
Here's a short list of colors:
scffff0000e r RED
scffff9900e r ORANGE
scffffff00e r YELLOW
scff000000e r BLACK
scff3300ffe r BLUE
scff0099ffe r SKY BLUE
scff66ff00e r NEON GREEN
scff009933e r DARK GREEN
scffff66cce r PINK
scffff00cce r MAGENTA
etc. You can search more colors for yourself.
Now, the "square" r section at the end of the segment (r) denotes the end of the modified sentence. So you insert whatever you want to say between the code and the r, which will give you the desired result (don't include the capitalized color names or u'll look like a dumbass).
Example: copy-paste "scffff0000eThis is Red Colorr" into DN chat and it'll display "This is Red Color" in red color.
Now go fun yourself. You're welcome
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