[SOLVED] Numerical Lines for Color

[Shazam]

I have noticed that there are a lot of numerical lines in weapon ODFs that control what color certain things (like the initial shot color, the bullet color, and the impact color) will be  ingame. I was just wondering if there was some kind of guide somewhere that I could use to easily know which numbers to use to make things a certain color.

For example, I found this lines in the imp_weap_inf_torpedo_launcher:

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FlashLightColor = "255 192 192 175"

I found this in the imp_weap_torpedo_launcher_exp:

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LightColor = "255 220 100 255"

And I found this line in the imp_weap_torpedo_launcher_ord:

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LightColor              = "64 224 64 150"

I'm just wondering what each of those lines control. I would like to change the color of the weapon shots and what-not for my Battle Royale unit.

Thanks in advance!

[Sereja]

It's RGBA color palette numbers.
For example, LightColor              = "255 220 100 175"
This mean:
Red color = 255
Green color = 220
Blue color = 100
Alpha (color transparency) =175

imp_weap_inf_torpedo_launcher:
FlashLightColor    = "255 192 192 175" - it's a color of the weapon muzzle flash.

imp_weap_torpedo_launcher_exp:
LightColor    = "255 220 100 255" - color of light, casted on terrain or props, when torpedo explode.

imp_weap_torpedo_launcher_ord:
LightColor              = "64 224 64 150"- color of light, casted on terrain or props, when torpedo fly near by.

[Shazam]

Thank you, Sereja! That helps a lot! 

Is there a guide somewhere that will tell me what each color is? It would take forever to change the numbers little-by-little until I get the color that I want.

For example, if I wanted to make it yellow, I have no clue what color combination of red, green, and blue would make it. I'm not very good with RGBA colors. 

[Sereja]

The best way, it's have some paint editor programm, but here the link, to on-line RGB calculator:
http://drpeterjones.com/colorcalc/

[Snake]

I just look at the paint pallet of photoshop

[Shazam]

Thanks, guys. I'll probably use the RGB calculator.