Creating and using custom colors in winbus
Open the color box in a winbus chat room
Open color effects
Click on a color that you want in a post
Under the center box (shows the color you picked) is a hex
number the starts with the lb sign (#)
It will be something like #ff0000 write this down
Continue picking colors until you have all the colors you want
in the post. by moving the cursor a very tiny bit and clicking
again you can get the tints to change
Being sure to write them down (if your memory is like mine
you will forget otherwise)
now to use the alt command:
you might have something like Hello goodlooking for a
post
to put the custom colors you chose into the post you might
have:
<alt #ff0000,#00ff00,#0000ff> Hello goodlooking </alt> this would alternate the colors red green blue in the post
or <alt #fc05f2,#145f67,#8a8817> Hello goodlooking </alt>
you could then combine them like this
<alt #ff0000,#00ff00,#0000ff> Hello goodlooking </alt><alt #fc05f2,#145f67,#8a8817> <username> </alt>
another way to do it is to put a color before each letter
<red>H<green>e<blue>l<red>l<green>o
<red>g<green>o<blue>o<red>d<green>l<blue>o<red>o<gr
een>k<blue>i<red>n<blue>g
as you can see this makes for long post lines
this works with the fade command also
<fade #ff0000,#00ff00,#0000ff> Hello goodlooking</fade>
this would fade the colors into each other rather than
alternating them
