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JanusJackrabbit · Apr 13, 2002, 06:32 AM

You can just take two shades of a color(red for example). Go to the palette edit thingy and find the code for the number. Then pick another shade of red and find a number in the exact center of the two numbers.

r r
\ /
r <------ A new shade(or tint) of a color can be found in between. Keep dividing and get more colors.

JanusJackrabbit JCF Member Joined: Aug 2001 Posts: 591 Apr 13, 2002, 06:32 AM #8
You can just take two shades of a color(red for example). Go to the palette edit thingy and find the code for the number. Then pick another shade of red and find a number in the exact center of the two numbers. r r \ / r <------ A new shade(or tint) of a color can be found in between. Keep dividing and get more colors.