Gui Text Colour Question

[qpwoeiruty]

How do I change the colour of my text, as I see something in the FontRenderer class, but I don't know how to do it. It seems it is to do with this number.

 

this.fontRendererObj.drawString(this.entityBlockling.getCustomNameTag(), this.xSize / 2 - this.fontRendererObj.getStringWidth(this.entityBlockling.getCustomNameTag()) / 2, 6, 4210752);

[larsgerrits]

That is indeed the value that determines the color. It is the hexadecimal value for the color tht minecraft uses for the gui text. If you want to change the text color you can go into a image editor, get the color you want and there is somewhere a number that is made of numbers and letters. Then just copy that number, and paste that into there with 0x in front of it (example: 0xFF0000 is red).

[MultiMote]

Use any html color generator. This, for example.

 

[qpwoeiruty]

Ohhhhhh, I didn't know that classed as an int. Anyway, thanks that was easier than I thought

[sequituri]

If you want the see the hexadecimal value of any color integer, just open Windows 8 Calculator in view -> Programmer mode. Use the decimal and hex radio buttons to switch representations.

So, 4210752 == 0x404040 or a darkish grey.