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| − | {{BoxCenter|'''This page is simply a brief explanation of U16 colors.'''<br />For a more up to date and in depth explanation of how these are used in general, see the | + | {{BoxCenter|'''This page is simply a brief explanation of U16 colors.'''<br />For a more up to date and in depth explanation of how these are used in general, see the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Highcolor Wikipedia entry].}} |
u16 codes are codes that represent colors. Here is a list of u16 codes and their color. | u16 codes are codes that represent colors. Here is a list of u16 codes and their color. | ||
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This page is simply a brief explanation of U16 colors.
For a more up to date and in depth explanation of how these are used in general, see the Wikipedia entry.
For a more up to date and in depth explanation of how these are used in general, see the Wikipedia entry.
u16 codes are codes that represent colors. Here is a list of u16 codes and their color.
u16 codes are 16-bit color codes. This is known as Highcolor mode. The first 5 bits represent red, the second 5 bits represent blue, and the last 6 bits represent green.
Common u16 Colors
| u16 code | color |
|---|---|
| 0x0000 | Black |
| 0xFFFF | White |
| 0xBDF7 | Light Gray |
| 0x7BEF | Dark Gray |
| 0xF800 | Red |
| 0xFFE0 | Yellow |
| 0xFBE0 | Orange |
| 0x79E0 | Brown |
| 0x7E0 | Green |
| 0x7FF | Cyan |
| 0x1F | Blue |
| 0xF81F | Pink |