Posted by Fábio on August 30, 2000 at 18:46:59:
I had been researching a little and I think can help you.
Fade 1 - It is the transparency of the light. If it goes a colored light, it is leaving of transparent (0) to the complete pigment (255).
Fade 2 - The intensity of the light. The more intensity, more blocks will reach.
RGB Values (it is with that I work) - The lights of the rooms you can usually use the values R for red, G for green and B for blue, but to Spot Lighting you need " to invert " the colors (you can use Paint to make that).
Some colors inverted for you to economize your time:
Black - White
Red - Ciano
Blue - Yellow
Green - Magenta
Pink - Dark Green
Brown - Faded Jeans
Orange - Clean Jeans
Violet - Green Lemon
As to invert the colors without using Paint (that is old):
You have to subtract 255 of each color. If the result goes negative, consider as positive.
Example of Red (R: 255; G: 0; B: 0) to Ciano (R: 0; G: 255; B: 255)
R: 255 - 255 = 0
G: 0 - 255 = -255 (consider positive)
B: 0 - 255 = -255 (consider positive)
Example of Brown (R: 128; G: 64; B: 0) to Jeans (R: 127; G: 191; B: 255)
R: 128 - 255 = -127
G: 64 - 255 = -191 (consider all positive ones)
B: 0 - 255 = -255
I expect to have been beneficial.
Good-bye, Fábio.