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Colors in Ugaris

The full palette — basic, pastel, dark, unique, and shiny — plus the commands to wear them.

Customizing Your Character's Colors

In Ugaris, you can personalize your character's appearance by changing the colors of their clothes and hair. This guide provides an extensive palette of colors and explains how to use color commands.

Color Commands

Important: To use these commands, you must add a space before the slash. Without the space, it will open the color picker GUI instead.

/col1 R G B — Change shirt/hood color
/col2 R G B — Change pants/cape color
/col3 R G B — Change hair color

Replace R, G, and B with numbers from 1 to 31. Here are some examples:

Change shirt/hood to red: /col1 31 1 1

Change pants/cape to blue: /col2 1 1 31

Change hair to blonde: /col3 31 31 15

Remember: the space before the slash is crucial for the command to work properly!

Color System Explanation

Ugaris uses a 16-bit color system:

Values range from 1 to 31 for each color component (Red, Green, Blue)
31, 31, 31 is white; 1, 1, 1 is black
Adding 31 to the first number (Red) adds a shiny effect (Alpha)

Basic Colors

Red

31 1 1

Green

1 31 1

Blue

1 1 31

Yellow

31 31 1

Cyan

1 31 31

Magenta

31 1 31

White

31 31 31

Black

1 1 1

Extended Colors

Orange

31 15 1

Purple

15 1 31

Pink

31 20 20

Brown

15 7 1

Gray

15 15 15

Gold

31 21 1

Silver

25 25 25

Lime

20 31 1

Teal

1 31 20

Lavender

20 15 31

Pastel Colors

Pastel Pink

31 20 25

Pastel Blue

20 25 31

Pastel Green

20 31 25

Pastel Yellow

31 31 20

Pastel Purple

25 20 31

Pastel Orange

31 25 20

Dark Colors

Dark Red

15 1 1

Dark Green

1 15 1

Dark Blue

1 1 15

Dark Purple

10 1 15

Dark Teal

1 15 15

Dark Orange

15 7 1

Unique Colors

Shiny Turquoise

32 16 31

Royal Blue

1 10 31

Forest Green

1 20 1

Deep Purple

20 1 31

Crimson

31 1 10

Emerald

1 31 15

Ruby

31 1 15

Sapphire

1 15 31

Amethyst

20 1 25

Topaz

31 25 1

Aquamarine

1 31 25

Coral

31 15 15

Indigo

10 1 25

Mint

1 31 20

Burgundy

20 1 10

Olive

15 15 1

Slate

10 15 20

Mauve

25 15 20

Periwinkle

20 20 31

Rust

25 10 5

Seafoam

10 31 25

Maroon

25 1 1

Cerulean

1 20 31

Ochre

31 20 1

Plum

20 1 20

Chartreuse

25 31 1

Vermilion

31 10 1

Turquoise

1 25 25

Fuchsia

31 1 25

Sienna

25 10 5

Shiny Colors

To create a shiny version of a color, add 31 to the first number (Red component). Here are some examples:

Shiny Red

62 1 1

Shiny Blue

32 1 31

Shiny Green

32 31 1

Shiny Gold

62 21 1

Shiny Silver

56 25 25

Shiny Purple

46 1 31

Shiny Cyan

32 31 31

Shiny Pink

62 20 20

Note: Color appearance may vary slightly depending on your monitor's calibration and in-game lighting conditions. Experiment with different combinations to find your perfect look!

Remember: Always add a space before the color command to change colors directly. Without the space, you'll open the color picker GUI instead.