How would change the font color on words that appear during a script or something? Similar to what Redon has done in his amazing map Lost. Is it HTML or something similar?
Use the text inside the quotes for the colors:
"^f0" green "^f1" blue "^f2" yellow "^f3" red "^f4" grey "^f5" purple "^f6" orange "^f7" white
So, [ echo "hello ^f6world" ] will print hello blue and world orange
Colors are reset for each [echo] or [say] or [sayteam]
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you can also use ^f~ to cancel any color previously specified.
^fs saves a color, while ^fr restores the color previously specified. the amount of ^fr you use must match the ^fs used.
also, all color codes have to be quoted in order to work. ex: "^f0this ^f~is ^f5^fsa ^f4laaarge ^frsentence!"
Typing "\f" or "^L" can mislead users of different systems in multiple ways! Wiki:Coloured Text tries to clarify.
He's not saying "^f" as in "CTRL-F", eihrul actually added the ability to create escape sequences for colours, etc in CubeScript using the "^" character.