The following are the colors used for the player races.Not all MUD Clients currently support 256 colors unfortunately, below is a chart of the base color that a player will see instead of the 256 color you may have used.It does not work on most clients, so isn't recommended to be used. 75' in diameter be labeled with a permanent tag. If you use them both together, be sure the &b000 is before the &f000. PIPE MARKER SIZE CHART Letter and Label Dimensions in accordance with diameter Outside Pipe Diameter Including Covering Minimum Length of Label Field Color Minimum Height of Letters NOTE: It is recommended that pipes less than. ** The &b000 and &f000 formats are for background and foreground coloring.Use the following syntax: &f000, &b000, and &u000, Where 000 is the three-digit code found on the table below:.(Example: &=Lr Will make blinking dull red) This is not normally used Blinking Text: Replacing the initial 'c' in the ansi code with '=L' will make it blinking text.Dull Black: '&cl' will blend into the MUD's background, like this, so it should not be used.The main function of this is you should always end lines with &N so that your ANSI wont bleed into the game text that follows. Normalize: This means the default color, which is usually white but may be different depending on the player's client.Capitalization: Notice the capital versions of letters are for bold colors and lowercase versions of for regular, or dark, colors.To add color to text, using the following codes will colorize all the text that follows: These printable character values can be seen in the Char field in the table above.Race ANSI Reference Basic ANSI Colors (16 Colors) Color should be displayed on, or contiguous to, the piping by any physical means, but its use shall be in combination with the legend.

ASME A13.2015 3.2 Color: 'Color should be used to identify the characteristic hazards of the contents. For example, you could generate a carriage return (Decimal value 13) by pressing the control key followed by the letter M on your keyboard ( ^M).Īll other symbols in the character set can printed or represented on the screen. The exact colors are contained in the ANSI Z535.1 Safety Color Code.

It is possible to generate these non-printable characters using a key sequence where ^ represents the control key on your keyboard. If you prefer that the ANSI Chart remain atop other windows, select the Stay on top option.

This chart gives the user a sample of each of the safety colors red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, white, and black. Simply locate the value to be converted in its proper column and read the converted value from the column of the new base. Published separately is the ANSI Z535 Safety Color Chart. In the ASCII character set, the Decimal values 0 to 31 as well as Decimal value 127 represent symbols that are non-printable. The ANSI Chart can also be used to convert between bases for values in the range 0 to 255.

Ansi color chart table