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Commands

COLOURCODES

Usage: `Ctrl-C [Text Colour],[Background Colour]'

Please note that this feature is not really a command, but it can be used to control the colour(s) in which a (public) text appears. Both the text and the background colour can be changed by first pressing Ctrl^C (That's the 'Ctrl' key + the 'C' key simultaneously!). followed by either one (for the text colour) or two values (text and background). In most fonts Ctrl^C is displayed as a box (unknown character). You can have multiple colour changes in a single text, all preceded by Ctrl^C. Here's a list of available colours and their respective values:

RGB Values Value Colour Name R G B 0*   White 255 255 255 1   Black 000 000 000 2   Navy 000 000 139 3   Green 000 255 000 4   Red 255 000 000 5   Maroon 139 000 000 6   Purple 160 032 240 7   Orange 255 165 000	RGB Values Value Colour Name R G B 8   Yellow 255 255 000 9   Lime 050 205 050 10   Teal 128 128 128 11   Aqua 127 255 212 12   Blue 000 000 255 13   Fuchsia 255 192 205 14   Grey 190 190 190 15   Silver 211 211 211
*Please note that background colour 0 is the standard list background colour.

Examples:([CTRL^C] indicates pressing CTRL and C simultaneously)

`This text is [CTRL^C]4 RED.'
     Will be displayed as: 'This text is red.'

`I like [CTRL^C]8 Colours [CTRL^C]1 a lot.'
     Will be displayed as: 'I like Colours a lot.'