I don't remember where I found this, but it's about as simple as it gets. Add:
SetCustomToken(100, "</c>"); // CLOSE tag
SetCustomToken(101, "<cþ >"); // red
SetCustomToken(102, "<c þ >"); // green
SetCustomToken(103, "<c þ>"); // blue
SetCustomToken(104, "<c þþ>"); // cyan
SetCustomToken(105, "<cþ þ>"); // magenta
SetCustomToken(106, "<cþþ >"); // yellow
SetCustomToken(107, "<c >"); // black
SetCustomToken(108, "<c¥ >"); // dark red
SetCustomToken(109, "<c ¥ >"); // dark green
SetCustomToken(110, "<c ¥>"); // dark blue
SetCustomToken(111, "<c ¥¥>"); // dark cyan
SetCustomToken(112, "<c¥ ¥>"); // dark magenta
SetCustomToken(113, "<c¥¥ >"); // dark yellow
SetCustomToken(114, "<c¥¥¥>"); // grey
SetCustomToken(117, "<cŒŒŒ>"); // dark grey
SetCustomToken(115, "<cþ¥ >"); // orange
SetCustomToken(116, "<cþŒ >"); // dark orange
SetCustomToken(117, "<cÚ¥#>"); // brown
SetCustomToken(118, "<c† >"); // dark brown
to your module OnModuleLoad script. (You can change the numbers if they interfere with anything you may have already made.)
In the conversation editor, if you want to make text brown you would surround the text like this:
<CUSTOM117>There here is brown text.<CUSTOM100>
Also, if you wanted to make item descriptions colored you can surround the text similarly:
<cþ¥ >This text is orange.</c>
Zephirius
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SetCustomToken(100, "</c>"); // CLOSE tag SetCustomToken(101, "<cþ >"); // red SetCustomToken(102, "<c þ >"); // green SetCustomToken(103, "<c þ>"); // blue SetCustomToken(104, "<c þþ>"); // cyan SetCustomToken(105, "<cþ þ>"); // magenta SetCustomToken(106, "<cþþ >"); // yellow SetCustomToken(107, "<c >"); // black SetCustomToken(108, "<c¥ >"); // dark red SetCustomToken(109, "<c ¥ >"); // dark green SetCustomToken(110, "<c ¥>"); // dark blue SetCustomToken(111, "<c ¥¥>"); // dark cyan SetCustomToken(112, "<c¥ ¥>"); // dark magenta SetCustomToken(113, "<c¥¥ >"); // dark yellow SetCustomToken(114, "<c¥¥¥>"); // grey SetCustomToken(117, "<cŒŒŒ>"); // dark grey SetCustomToken(115, "<cþ¥ >"); // orange SetCustomToken(116, "<cþŒ >"); // dark orange SetCustomToken(117, "<cÚ¥#>"); // brown SetCustomToken(118, "<c† >"); // dark brownto your module OnModuleLoad script. (You can change the numbers if they interfere with anything you may have already made.)In the conversation editor, if you want to make text brown you would surround the text like this:
<CUSTOM117>There here is brown text.<CUSTOM100>
Also, if you wanted to make item descriptions colored you can surround the text similarly:
<cþ¥ >This text is orange.</c>