AdiIRC

_Added in 1.9.4_

*/colour <name> <N|RGB>*

*/colour <N> <RGB>*

*/colour -lrs [N/scheme name]*

Allows you to change the color settings for items in the Colors dialog.

_See also [[$color]], [[$ocolor]], [[Extra Colors]], [[Config File Colors]]._

*Switches*

table(ktable).

|*Switch*|*Description*|

| -b | Indicates the <N> after <name> is a rgb value. *(AdiIRC only)* |

| -l | Reloads colors from the config file. |

| -r | Resets the color to default value. |

| -s | *TODO* |

*Parameters*

table(ktable).

|*Parameter*|*Description*|

| <N> | The Nth color to change, in AdiIRC this can be from 1 to 82. |

| <RGB> | New RGB values to be used. |

| <name> | Name or the color to change. |

| [Scheme name] | *TODO* |

*Example*

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; Print a text using color 3

/echo 3 -ag Hello world

; Change color 3 to $rgb value 1905919 (notice the 'Hello world' color)

//colour 3 $rgb(255, 20, 29)

; Reset color 3 to default value (notice the 'Hello world' color)

/colour -r 3

; Change the join color to another color index.

/colour join 3

; Change the join color to a rgb value.

//colour join $rgb(255, 20, 29)

; Reset join color

/colour -r join

; /colour can also be used to change other colors in the config file

; Change the part color to red

; Notice it uses 43 instead of 44, it does +1 internally to work with 0-16 mirc colors.

/colour -b 43 $rgb(255,0,0)

//echo -ag part color is $ocolor(44)

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