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== GOLD RANK ==
This is the ColorCode Guide made by {{player|kleedje30}}. Have fun and be silly.
This is the guide and info for colorcode (available when reaching gold rank, or 70h)


this page isn't ment to be flashy as its my first page, so lets get into it
== Gold Rank ==
This is the guide and info for color codes (available when reaching [[Ranks#Gold Rank ⁎|gold rank]] at 70h).


to use color code ingame, simply type & and then the number or letter you wish for the color, the numbers go from 0-9 and letters go from a-f (hex).
To use color code ingame, simply type <code>&</code> and then the number or letter you wish for the color. The numbers go from 0-9 and letters go from a-f (hex).


&0 = Black
{| class="wikitable"
 
|+
&1 = Dark Blue
!code
 
!color
&2 = Dark Green
!example
 
|-
&3 = Dark Aqua
|<code>&0</code>
 
|Black
&4 = Dark Red
|<span style="color:#000000">Sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow!</span>
 
|-
&5 = Dark Purple
|<code>&1</code>
 
|Dark Blue
&6 = Gold
|<span style="color:#0000AA">Sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow!</span>
&7 = Gray
|-
 
|<code>&2</code>
&8 = Dark grey
|Dark Green
 
|<span style="color:#00AA00">Sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow!</span>
&9 = Blue
|-
 
|<code>&3</code>
&a = Green
|Dark Aqua
 
|<span style="color:#00AAAA">Sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow!</span>
&b = Aqua
|-
 
|<code>&4</code>
&c = Red
|Dark Red
 
|<span style="color:#AA0000">Sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow!</span>
&d = Light purple/pink
|-
 
|<code>&5</code>
&e = Yellow
|Dark Purple
 
|<span style="color:#AA00AA">Sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow!</span>
&f = white
|-
 
|<code>&6</code>
You can use Multiple color codes in 1 sentence, for example: "&1 This &2 Is &7 Fun &b To &1 DO!", note that the space isnt needed, just here for visibility. Also do note that the color code begins at the & sign, but doesnt end after 1 word, so &0 Black Pink Blue would result in Black Pink Blue being typed in Black Color.
|Gold
|<span style="color:#FFAA00">Sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow!</span>
|-
|<code>&7</code>
|Gray
|<span style="color:#AAAAAA">Sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow!</span>
|-
|<code>&8</code>
|Dark Grey
|<span style="color:#555555">Sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow!</span>
|-
|<code>&9</code>
|Blue
|<span style="color:#5555FF">Sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow!</span>
|-
|<code>&a</code>
|Green
|<span style="color:#55FF55">Sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow!</span>
|-
|<code>&b</code>
|Aqua
|<span style="color:#55FFFF">Sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow!</span>
|-
|<code>&c</code>
|Red
|<span style="color:#FF5555">Sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow!</span>
|-
|<code>&d</code>
|Light Purple
|<span style="color:#FF55FF">Sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow!</span>
|-
|<code>&e</code>
|Yellow
|<span style="color:#FFFF55">Sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow!</span>
|-
|<code>&f</code>
|White
|<span style="color:#FFFFFF">Sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow!</span>
|}
You can use Multiple color codes in one sentence. For example <code>&1 This &2 Is &7 Fun &b To &1 DO!</code> results in <code><span style="color:#0000AA">This</span> <span style="color:#00AA00">Is</span> <span style="color:#AAAAAA">Fun</span> <span style="color:#55FFFF">To</span> <span style="color:#0000AA">DO!</span></code>. Note that the space isn't needed, just here for visibility. Also do note that the color code begins at the <code>&</code> sign, but doesn't end after one word. That means <code>&2 Black Pink Blue</code> results in <code><span style="color:#00AA00">Black Pink Blue</span></code>.


== Emerald Rank ==
== Emerald Rank ==
At Emerald rank, you obtain the next part of "color code" formatting, this allows you to make words bold, underlined, italic, or strikethrough.
At Emerald rank, you obtain the next part of the color code formatting. This allows you to make words bold, underlined, italic, or strikethrough. You can use the <code>&</code> sign again and then the following:  
you can use the & sign again and then the following:  
 
&n = Underline
 
&l = Bold
 
&o = italic


&m = strikethrough
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!code
!effect
|-
|<code>&n</code>
|Underline
|-
|<code>&l</code>
|Bold
|-
|<code>&o</code>
|Italic
|-
|<code>&m</code>
|Strikethrough
|}


you can use the formatting with the color code so &4&lHaj would result in a Blue bold "Haj".
You can use the formatting with the color code so <code>&4&lHaj</code> results in <code><span style="color:#AA0000;font-weight:bold">Haj</span></code>.


== Diamond Rank ==
== Diamond Rank ==
At diamond rank you obtain the final part of Colorcode Hex and the final formatting, you can use &k for hashing of your word, this causes all the words their letters to be replaced super quickly and the words cannot be read (do note people can still read it from the discord as discord doesnt work with the formatting).
At diamond rank you obtain the final part of color code: Hex and the final formatting, you can use <code>&k</code> for hashing of your word. This causes all the words their letters to be replaced super quickly and the words cannot be read (do note people can still read it from the discord as discord doesn't work with the formatting).


you can also now use hex or hexadecimal colorcoding, to use this you must do & and then the hexadecimal of the specific color, for example
you can also now use hex or hexadecimal colorcoding, to use this you must do & and then the hexadecimal of the specific color, for example


&#1234AB Hello will result in a dark blue-ish "hello"  
<code>&#1234AB Hello</code> will result in <code><span style="color:#1234AB">Hello</span></code>.


[https://www.birdflop.com/resources/rgb/ here] is a link to an hexadecimal editor, so you can type something and change how manny hexadecimals you want, do note that as a hexadecimal takes up 7 spaces (# included) you may face some limitations if you use too manny on sentences that are quite long.
[https://www.birdflop.com/resources/rgb/ Here] is a link to an hexadecimal editor so you can type something and change how many hexadecimals you want. Do note that as a hexadecimal color takes up 7 spaces (<code>#</code> included) you may face some limitations if you use too many on sentences that are quite long.


This was ColorCode Guide made by {{player|kleedje30}} have fun and be silly
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