rgbselector5.py

Created on February 01, 2023

1.25 KB

Color select and prints rgb values for using in scripts. Just have to use Up arrow key to go up Hold [Shift) & Highlight tuple, [Navigation] (arrow) keys.

Paste it wherever to want to use it. This is a cool tool with no bools or fools. No class but still badass. This spaghetti code can make you more bold.

example:

from kandinsky import *

fill_rect(0,0,322,222,(23,56,67))

the last argument (a tuple) could have been discovered with this script.

Instructions on screen.

from math import *
from random import *
from random import randint as R
from kandinsky import *
from ion import *
from time import *






EXIT=False




c=(R(0,255),R(0,255),R(0,255))

def randColor():
  global c

  fill_rect(0,0,322,120,c)

  fill_rect(0,0,322,3,(0,0,0))
  fill_rect(0,120,322,3,(0,0,0))


  


  fill_rect(0,124,322,100,'white')

  draw_string("(r,g,b) = "+str(c),30,130)

  

randColor()

while not EXIT:
  



  if keydown(KEY_OK):
    sleep(0.2)
    c=(R(0,255),R(0,255),R(0,255))
    randColor()



  if keydown(KEY_UP):
    sleep(0.2)
    c=(R(0,55),R(0,55),R(0,55))
    randColor()


  if keydown(KEY_RIGHT):
    sleep(0.2)
    c=(R(100,255),R(0,155),R(0,155))
    randColor()


  if keydown(KEY_DOWN):
    sleep(0.2)
    c=(R(0,155),R(100,255),R(0,155))
    randColor()

  if keydown(KEY_LEFT):
    sleep(0.2)
    c=(R(0,155),R(0,155),R(100,255))
    randColor()



    
  if keydown(KEY_EXE) or keydown(KEY_BACKSPACE):
    draw_string("Color selected.",40,30)
  
    draw_string("    PRESS [OK] TO EXIT       ",0,65,(0,0,0),(255,255,0))
    
    EXIT=True
    
  
  
  draw_string("[ARROWS],[OK] = RANDOM ALL",20,200)  
  
  draw_string("[EXE],[BACKSPACE] key = Select",4,170,'black',(0,255,255))  
  
      
      

print(c)