just went through and looked at all the hex to rgb conversions and the decimal floats to 10 places on several of them, might be better off leaving them in hex form for readability and just using hextorgb as you go after all.

I made a color chart of all the colors from the list Kevin provided...

http://i.imgur.com/GcFlg.png

The bottom left one is wrong because there was a # in the hex, and i'm too lazy to find out what it actually is. (Edit: Just realized, its probably a 3 and i'm just stupid :P)

good spot, blanchedalmond hex should be changed to #FFEBCD

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I can understand the reasoning somewhat for not adding full support to just set to hex colors but I still think full support should be added, then players could use a scripted color wheel to select colors or input RGB/HEX values directly

for the players not as interested in full customization it would still be really easy to create a premade palette with the current colors + a few additions like a better shade of brown, orange, etc

does guigames_arcmessage2.png really need to download EVERY time the client is opened?

Ya, we shouldn't get those download popups for minor downloads every time we log onto a server. All it is is an annoying window we have to close when we log on.

At most a generic http://forums.graalonline.com/forums...c/progress.gif icon to indicate files are being downloaded would suffice.

I love that icon.

This, unfortunately, presents the problem that you're still having to move it when you start Graal up because it always appears on the left, cascaded down slightly. As mentioned, "Saving window positions" for the client windows would be much simpler for everyone.

still missing all the colors I've counted at most a total of 138, when there should be 163(?)

With all these colors, servers better start implementing something better than text based color setter, MY MIND IS TOO FEEBLE TO GRASP THE RAINBOW

pretty sure he means the default colors on Graal, I didn't include them in the list I made but I'm 100% sure all of them are sharing string names anyway now

only way to distinguish between them would be by using the int values

also, there are several duplicate hex values in the HTML color list like lightgray and lightgrey, etc

What about a level with a block for each color and body part in it? It's time-proven.

An updated version of this level is now mandatory on every server?

http://i.imgur.com/2YE2W.jpg

I would to see a built-in (or added to share class) function like
so getColorName( 0); would return black and so on. Also a reverse of this getColorCode( "black"); would return 0 and so on.

One more thing. when setting colors by code, 169 is yellow green, where if it is 20 + 143 are all the colors 162 should be yellow green.