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LAST EDITED ON Jun-13-03 AT 10:10 PM (EDT)
KUJU appears to use its own 8 digit hex color code while the rest of the world uses 6 digit hex code. The breakdown of how to read the hex code can be found in Michael Vone's book, "Step by Step Guide to Building Routes".
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This is from the tech doc How to Specify LightsColour(aarrggbb) A 32-bit hexadecimal value specifying the colour and translucency of the light. aa, rr, gg, bb are 8-bit hexadecimal values specifying the translucency (how "solid" the light is - this only affects glows) and red, green and blue colour components of the light colour respectively.
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