EA Colour Codes - Urgent Help Needed!

[britishchampion]

I am just trying to improve the new SS2006 overlay and have run into one tiny problem... in the file ig_scoreboxpc.rfe i am looking to change the font colour however the main problem is that the font colour is not a standard hexidecimal (6 numbers/letters) but it has eight numbers/letters. Examples follow;

0909000
bbbbbb00
ffffffff
ffffff00
00000080
ffffff80

Help ASAP

 

[embi]

I am just trying to improve the new SS2006 overlay and have run into one tiny problem... in the file ig_scoreboxpc.rfe i am looking to change the font colour however the main problem is that the font colour is not a standard hexidecimal (6 numbers/letters) but it has eight numbers/letters. Examples follow;

0909000
bbbbbb00
ffffffff
ffffff00
00000080
ffffff80

Help ASAP

8 numbers and letters usually mean that it has an alpha (transparency) channel as well. it goes: AARRGGBB.

That should solve your problem - I think FF is full transparency and 00 is opaque - it might be the other way round.

Soon enough?

 

[britishchampion]

thanks... total legend

 

[F4rrukh]

the new SS2006 not sure is it the one i made? :

 

[gaurav_indian]

the new SS2006 not sure is it the one i made? :

It wasn't made by u. :

 

[F4rrukh]

then by who was it made? my grandpa duded talked to me if his brother can edit my overlay and his brother is britishchampion...

 

[Prakash]

8 numbers and letters usually mean that it has an alpha (transparency) channel as well. it goes: AARRGGBB.

Actually its RRGGBBAA

 

[saurabh2185]

the new SS2006 not sure is it the one i made? :

It can be Sky Sports 2006 or Super Sports 2006.

 

[F4rrukh]

No! its the one i made.. anyways i gave him permission to edit it.. not very happy tough...

 

[embi]

Actually its RRGGBBAA

Can be either. Wikipedia defines it as my method, but either would work. I only thought of it because (1) I remembered from experience that VBA (and VB6) uses my way and (2) it is usually referred to as ARGB (in prog languages anyway), with the A first.
Nevermind, we'll see which works.