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New Colors!!!
I wonder if it has got anything to do with the ASCII or Unicode code points.
ASCII 33-41:
[color=!]Ni hao
[color="]Ni hao
Ni hao
[color=$]Ni hao
[color=%]Ni hao
[color=&]Ni hao
[color=']Ni hao
[color=(]Ni hao
[color=)]Ni hao
Edit: it doesn't work.
ASCII 65-90:
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Hm ... ASCII is 7-bit, while the colours are 24-bit (for true colour) ... maybe the first character is R, the second is G, and the third is B? Let me try that out.
ASCII 65 + ASCII 65 + ASCII 65-90:
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Edit: Nope, it's not working. What's the maximum number of characters for it to work?
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Edit: OK, at least four. Back to square one.
---This message was edited on 07:19PM Oct 12, 2012---
'An idea, like a ghost, must be spoken to a little before it will explain itself.' - Charles Dickens
ASCII 33-41:
[color=!]Ni hao
[color="]Ni hao
Ni hao
[color=$]Ni hao
[color=%]Ni hao
[color=&]Ni hao
[color=']Ni hao
[color=(]Ni hao
[color=)]Ni hao
Edit: it doesn't work.
ASCII 65-90:
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Hm ... ASCII is 7-bit, while the colours are 24-bit (for true colour) ... maybe the first character is R, the second is G, and the third is B? Let me try that out.
ASCII 65 + ASCII 65 + ASCII 65-90:
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Edit: Nope, it's not working. What's the maximum number of characters for it to work?
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Ni hao
Edit: OK, at least four. Back to square one.
---This message was edited on 07:19PM Oct 12, 2012---
'An idea, like a ghost, must be spoken to a little before it will explain itself.' - Charles Dickens
Heyy...Thanks guys! I'm GRATEFUL!
I can't believe inputting random words doesn't return an error that breaks the code. Well, I reckon JQ's right in that words written containing hex letters (a to f) register a value, thus why words lacking any of the 6 letters is black. It has no value and thus is 0. I'm not quite sure how the value's placement is determined, however.
The length can change the colour, but I don't know why. For example the following two have the same hex letters but different arbitrary letters following. Thus they both are the same colour:
##############################
##############################
Adding extra endings, however, even one character extra, changes it, making it darker:
##############################
##############################
Adding multiple random valued letters also changes it significantly.
##############################
Perhaps it is the last six letters that change the value total? But then, shouldn't "acepiggyz," lacking all valued letters, be black? Instead it seems to retain some of its original colour.
##############################
Looks like it doesn't only register the last 6, otherwise the code below should be black. I'm not sure why that is.
##############################
Oh well. Kind of interesting. Time to test my names:
LogicalRoger
lodgyrodgy
logrog
El Ar
LR
Thank goodness my full name is light green. Just like I wanted. I'll stick with that. :]
Why didn't the Libertarian cross the road?
The length can change the colour, but I don't know why. For example the following two have the same hex letters but different arbitrary letters following. Thus they both are the same colour:
##############################
##############################
Adding extra endings, however, even one character extra, changes it, making it darker:
##############################
##############################
Adding multiple random valued letters also changes it significantly.
##############################
Perhaps it is the last six letters that change the value total? But then, shouldn't "acepiggyz," lacking all valued letters, be black? Instead it seems to retain some of its original colour.
##############################
Looks like it doesn't only register the last 6, otherwise the code below should be black. I'm not sure why that is.
##############################
Oh well. Kind of interesting. Time to test my names:
LogicalRoger
lodgyrodgy
logrog
El Ar
LR
Thank goodness my full name is light green. Just like I wanted. I'll stick with that. :]
Why didn't the Libertarian cross the road?
That makes sense because This is color=jjputz--none of the above letters
Lucky. Mines an ugly red.
GUYS! Look!
You can also change the capital letters on your username page...AWESOME
It's HERE!!!!
Hi guys. My name isnt babyjuice, its BABYJUICE!!
---This message was edited on 08:06PM Nov 10, 2012---
You can also change the capital letters on your username page...AWESOME
It's HERE!!!!
Hi guys. My name isnt babyjuice, its BABYJUICE!!
---This message was edited on 08:06PM Nov 10, 2012---
Just figured it out Mine
Happy ever after in the marketplace, Desmond lets the children lend a hand. Molly stays at home and does her pretty face, and in the evening she's the singer with the band!
Happy ever after in the marketplace, Desmond lets the children lend a hand. Molly stays at home and does her pretty face, and in the evening she's the singer with the band!
Gee. Thanks. OOH I GET IT NOW...quit messing w/the URLS, guys
How do you do that? Iwanna know! Anx dont just change it for me...
peace will win, fear will lose
peace will win, fear will lose
Click on your name, go to the URL, and make it FAITH instead of Faith
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Like I always say, can't find a door, make your own!
Like I always say, can't find a door, make your own!
Kittygirl19 is this.
---This message was edited on 10:52AM Jan 12, 2013---
Like I always say, can't find a door, make your own!
---This message was edited on 10:52AM Jan 12, 2013---
Like I always say, can't find a door, make your own!
And ya sound like one too
Vocaloid Hatsune Miku is teal, which is her hair color!
Like I always say, can't find a door, make your own!
Like I always say, can't find a door, make your own!
I LOVE COLOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AND SPARKLE!!!!! LOL yeah I am special
peace will win, fear will lose
peace will win, fear will lose
*coughyesyouarecough*
I LOVE RAINBOWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AND JAKE!!!!! LOL yeah I am cool
Like I always say, can't find a door, make your own!
Like I always say, can't find a door, make your own!
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