Colors in "Maincraft" - encoding

The question of formatting the text in many games is very relevant. When players have nothing to "measure", everyone starts to wonder how he would stand out. Given that the game has a large number of surfaces on which you can write. Thus, people have a space for creativity in the direction of colored inscriptions. Let's figure out how to make the colors in Maynkraft even brighter.

Rainbow

By default all inscriptions in books and on signs are black. In order to change it, before the immediate text you will have to insert a special symbol and color number, which corresponds to the table stored in the memory of the game. In total there are 16 colors, and they are designated according to the hexadecimal number system. To begin with, we will analyze the basic colors according to the famous proverb "Every designer wants to know where to download photoshop."

• Red is "c".
• Orange - "6". By the way, there is no such color in the game. Its closest analogue is gold. We used his number.
• Yellow - "e".
• Green. There are only two shades of this color in "Maynkraft."
  • Light - "a".
  • The dark one is "2".
• Blue. According to the table of colors, this shade is not in the game either. Instead, you can use aqua - "b".
• Blue. He also has two colors in "Maynkraft", as well as green.
  • Blue (indigo) under the number "9".
  • The dark one is "1".
• Purple - "5".

Additional

The colors in "Maynkraft" are not very diverse, but they can be diluted with some shades of others. And nobody canceled the basic settings. Below you can see those colors in "Maynkraft", which were not included in the previous list.

• Black - "0".
• Dark aqua. More like a marsh. The code is "3".
• Dark red. Cherry - "4".
• Gray - "7".
• Dark gray - "8".
• Pink is a "d".
• White is "f".

We draw your attention to the fact that all alphabetic codes are written in Latin. To change the color of the inscription, you first need to enter a special symbol "&" (Shift + 7 in the English keyboard layout), then the color number (code), and after, through the space, the text of the message. For example, "& d Hello!". So you get a pink inscription.