RGB Converter for Phase Shift v.1.0.0

[djlastnight]

Here's a small application that I wrote for educational purposes. It is called psRGB converter
and like its name says it converts RGB colour code to Phase Shift's RGB colour code.
If you have ideas or critiques - post them in this thread Hope you will like my job 



download link: mediafire

download link: 4shared

[Inf4mousKid]

What was the purpose of the this program

[raynebc]

He described its purpose in the second sentence of the first post.

[Inf4mousKid]

It might just be me but i dont think i see any purpose for making this unless its supposed to be for photoshoping use.

[raynebc]

I'd think it's for theme creating or something.

[djlastnight]

My program converts Photoshop's RGB (or any other RGB program) to Phase Shift's RGB.

Photoshop use 'byte' (8bit) values (from 0 to 255) with 3 separate channels 1 for R-red, G-green, B-blue.
That's how "original" RGB programs get any colour (mixing of three additive primary colors, red, green, and blue.)
Phase shift also works like that, but it uses aRGB (alpha RGB) with values ranging from -100 to +100.
My program makes transformation from one RGB standard to another.
It is usefull for theme creators, while they are writing color codes in *.ini files.

Thanks,
djlastnight

[Inf4mousKid]

Jul 17, 2014 15:24:49 GMT djlastnight said:

My program converts Photoshop's RGB (or any other RGB program) to Phase Shift's RGB.

Photoshop use 'byte' (8bit) values (from 0 to 255) with 3 separate channels 1 for R-red, G-green, B-blue.
That's how "original" RGB programs get any colour (mixing of three additive primary colors, red, green, and blue.)
Phase shift also works like that, but it uses aRGB (alpha RGB) with values ranging from -100 to +100.
My program makes transformation from one RGB standard to another.
It is usefull for theme creators, while they are writing color codes in *.ini files.

Thanks,
djlastnight

Wait if im understanding this correctly phase shift is using the transparencys and its pre-defined code as apart of its color schema code. wow didn't that coming...