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    Detecting RBG Colors

    I thought I remembered seeing something a while back where you could set a condition based on an rbg color.

    So you could say
    "if active object overlaps the color blue, then make water sound"

    Was this an extension, or is it an option I'm overlooking?

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    Re: Detecting RBG Colors

    If you choose "compare two general values"

    you could select

    RGBAt( "Active", >Enter X coordinate<, >Enter Y coordinate<) = 123

    if you add those with other events it should be possible.

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    Re: Detecting RBG Colors

    Sounds like the Overlay Object to me

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    Re: Detecting RBG Colors

    Thanks guys,

    I'll try both options and see what happens

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    Re: Detecting RBG Colors

    You could also use the Pixel object.

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    Re: Detecting RBG Colors

    Just a note to you, when you enter colour values and receive them, it's in the order Red, Green, Blue, not Red, Blue, Green.

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