Dark Colors (foreground):

~FY = Orange ~FR = Dark red ~FM = Purple ~FK = Black ~FB = Dark blue ~FG = Dark green ~FT = Turqouise ~FW = Default color

Light Colors (foreground):

~CY = Bright yellow ~CR = Bright red ~CM = Magenta ~CK = Dark gray ~CB = Bright Blue ~CG = Bright green ~CT = Light Blue ~CW = White

Background Colors:

~BY = Orange B.G. ~BR = Red B.G. ~BM = Purple B.G. ~BK = Black B.G. ~BB = Blue B.G. ~BG = Green B.G. ~BT = Sky blue B.G. ~BW = White B.G.

Special Codes:

~RS = Reset ~RV = Reverse ~RD = Random ~OL = Boldface ~UL = Underline ~LI = *Blinking*

A note on the "Special Codes" section. "~RD" selects a random color each time it is used, rather than for each letter after it is typed. So "~RDthis test pattern." would display "this test pattern.", entirely in one color. "~RS" is normally something one includes to make sure that it resets. "~RV" 'reverses the video', or should swap foreground and background colors. "~BP" isn't exactly a color code, but rather makes a beeping sound. You can also use 'nested' color codes, for example, "~UL~BT~FMunderlined sky blue b.g. with purple text" produces "underlined sky blue b.g. with purple text".

You'll find that color codes can be used in a lot of things, like your description, your profile, your room description, as well as the things you say and emote. Also, if you set a recap for your username, you may put color codes in that, as well. A basic example of that would be "Mordeth", who appears on EI as "MordEth". Other users have more complicated recaps and color-schemes. Another thing to note is that if you buy a coloured hat from the store, you can use that to change the color of the things you say and emote--but only to one color. To be multi-colored, though, you would need to use the color codes above.

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