Atomic Systems

Does anyone out there know the RGB Colour code for BR Bauxite? I've tried to find it on the Web without success.

Llew

Here you go

P127: R123 G34 B16
P129: R98 G20 B16

Hi Longbow

Thanks for your reply - great, exactly what I wanted!!

Cheers

Llew

ColorCop is a very helpful utility for determining colors. Check it out.

http://colorcop.net/

Bill

Yep came across that useful site when researching for the bauxite colour. There are some other good ones around as well.

Llew

RS tends to lighten textures considerably, so you may need to adjust the colour to get it looking right in game.

Hi LB

That is great info, if you have similar information regarding other rail colors would you consider sharing them ?

It would help greatly with consistency for any stock builders.

Sly

I do have several BR rolling stock colour charts but I don't recall where I got them from, so I'd better not post them up here - PM me if you want further stuff

For station colours here's a good source:

http://www.stationcolours.info/

Hi LB

Thanks for the link and the info, I will PM if I need anythin specific.
good stuff

Thanks again

Sly

These have been on the site since 2002:

Scanned pre-BR Livery Colours [604274 bytes] - colours-preBR.zip File ID: 512 Date: 08 Jan 2002 - 789 Downloads

Post 1948 BR Colours [487934 bytes] - colours-br.zip File ID: 513 Date: 08 Jan 2002 - 866 Downloads

John

Thanks John

I had not seen them

I am really looking for RGB numbers though, yep I can grab it but don't know how accurate it will be from the screen.

It would be really nice to have default color RGB codes together with suggested ambient , Diffuse, specular settings for all the common colors

Cheers

Sly

Sly401 wrote:Thanks John

I had not seen them

I am really looking for RGB numbers though, yep I can grab it but don't know how accurate it will be from the screen.

It would be really nice to have default color RGB codes together with suggested ambient , Diffuse, specular settings for all the common colors

Cheers

Sly

The screen won't make any difference. If you load those swatches into your bitmap application and read off the RGB values, you will get them exactly as they were created.

But I agree on suggested ambient, diffuse and specular settings to go with these, and also as longbow pointed out, RGB values that look right in-game would be very helpful indeed.

Paul

Thanks Paul

I have never done a comparison with grabbing the RGB from a swatch,
If I get time I may make a set of 1024 textures that are streaked, grime, sooted etc with an Alpha channel in the major colours.......... they could be used as a starting point for anyone texturing.

If you approximate 1024 to 32 feet (half coach length) or loco boiler, firebox, smokebox graining texture etc should match the Kuju stuff near enough.

I could definately use these myself right now

Cheers

Sly