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Originally posted by ryxdp
I've only just discovered the Consolidated styles (Amazing I lasted this long, it's a lifesaver 
), and I found that some of the colours aren't shon, because they're colorized. So what exactly does the Colorized. I=xxx mean? How do I find out what it should look like in the default color scheme?
Now to my suggestion. As there is an image resource bible already, which has helped me numerous times, what about a color resource bible? This would also be a great help to me and probably to other skinners. An example entry would be similar to this:
(Color Fill) | RGB | ID: 45110 | 245,245,245 | Referenced in: 919, 920, 921, etc.
(Color fill (default color scheme)) | Colorized | ID: 1186 | I: 237 | Referenced in: 919, 920, 921 etc.
Thanks 
Too much effort to be honest, color values are a lot more likely to change from one version to another. Already from 8.5 to 9.0 the majority of numbers are all changed.
Besides most people would want to change the color anyway so the original value isn't really much of use.
You can always check out the consolidated windows in styles if you are ever unsure to what each color is.
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oh yeah I=xx means the intensity based on the default blue color of messenger. Not a good method to use imo. The ARGB <colorize>true</colorize> method is a lot better.
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