An up-to-date list of all 208 Roblox color IDs to be used with BrickColor. Included in the list is each color's code, RGB value and name. These codes work with Bloxburg.
A data type that provides a predefined list of named colors. The BrickColor data type defines a pre-set color. Unlike Color3, BrickColor is limited to a set of 208 colors.
A BrickColor value can be constructed using the numerical index or name of a specific BrickColor, or using numbers as RGB values or a Color3 value which will be matched to the closest BrickColor. Creating a BrickColor with a name or a numerical index that is not in the set of. Browse our list of Roblox Color Codes or BrickColor Codes.
Roblox Block Color Codes - All the BrickColor Codes and how to use them - RGB Values, Color Names and Numerical Index. Roblox color codes with names, IDs, and RGB values. Developers can use them with the BrickColor constructor.
So recently I've been making a game where a group of people compete in sword fighting and each player has a different color skin tones that match their team color. To do this I used the numerical index that roblox has but the problem is, a ton of color numbers are missing. Example: I'm confused on why this is and don't see much reason to do this, whenever a number such as 7 is used, it.
What are Roblox Color Codes? Roblox Color Codes are a set of numerical values and names that correspond to specific colors used within the Roblox platform. A BrickColor value is a specific color value. They are used instead of Color3 values on bricks and other 3D objects.
Each BrickColor has a numeric id, that represents the color. For example, 1 is white, and 45 is a light blue. There are many different colors available: see the list here.
They're just showing colors that were already in the palette before, so they don't have another index. If you really want to get it by name and not row/offset, you can just loop over all of them, but it's pretty inefficient, especially if it's closer to the end, but if you want that anyways, the range is [0, 127].