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I tried doing that color. It's my first time making a color off of a real car so it might not look that accurate.
Normal
H .02R
S .99R
B .80L
Forza Horizon 4 - Colour Creation Database (CONSTANT WORK IN PROGRESS) *READ FIRST POST*
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H .02R
S .99R
B .80L
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Thank you! I have a picture for reference if you need one, it is in full sunlight.I can do that color for you and add it to the chart laterToday is my day off from work and I’m doing other things I’ve been meaning to do but I’ll get around to that color
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone I hope everyone is enjoying food, family or whatever is important in your lives
@Stang616 I added Dark Calypso Green Metallic to the chart along with other colors Enjoy
Cadillac
Champagne Silver Metallic
Dark Calypso Green Metallic
Moonstone Metallic
Suzuki
Brisk Blue Metallic
Desert Brown Metallic
Midnight Black Pearl
Milktea Beige Metallic
Mint Green Metallic
Paradise Blue Metallic
Shiny Green Metallic
I hope everyone is enjoying food, family or whatever is important in your lives @Stang616 I added Dark Calypso Green Metallic to the chart along with other colors
Enjoy Cadillac
Champagne Silver Metallic
Dark Calypso Green Metallic
Moonstone Metallic
Suzuki
Brisk Blue Metallic
Desert Brown Metallic
Midnight Black Pearl
Milktea Beige Metallic
Mint Green Metallic
Paradise Blue Metallic
Shiny Green Metallic
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Happened across a thread on the Forza Horizon sub-Reddit and if you guys get an influx of requests moving forward, you can blame me for that. 
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Thanks @MadaraxUchiha I'll check it out later today possibly.Happy Thanksgiving everyone
@Stang616 I added Dark Calypso Green Metallic to the chart along with other colors
Cadillac
Champagne Silver Metallic
Dark Calypso Green Metallic
Moonstone Metallic
Suzuki
Brisk Blue Metallic
Desert Brown Metallic
Midnight Black Pearl
Milktea Beige Metallic
Mint Green Metallic
Paradise Blue Metallic
Shiny Green Metallic
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@MadaraxUchiha It's perfect! Thank you!
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Absolutely! I never knew it existed until I bought a 95 Sedan Deville in that color. It's gorgeous in the sun.You’re very welcomeI’m currently using it on my Cadillac CTS-V and I love it! It’s such a nice color so thank you for bringing it to my attention lad
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Thanks!
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I've redone some colours and have added some requested colours to the spreadsheet. Still a fair amount more to do, though...
Aston Martin
Grasmere Blue (AST9525)
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.54 R
Saturation: 0.57 L
Brightness: 0.32 R
Flake
Hue: 0.55 L
Saturation: 0.44 L
Brightness: 0.50 R
Silver Ice (AST1527)
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.57 R
Saturation: 0.06 L
Brightness: 0.62 L
Flake
Hue: 0.59 L
Saturation: 0.48 L
Brightness: 0.78 R
BAC
Black Metallic
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.68 R
Saturation: 0.11 L
Brightness: 0.06 L
Flake
Hue: 0.65 R
Saturation: 0.09 R
Brightness: 0.15 R
Gitanes Blue Pearl Metallic
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.64 L
Saturation: 0.66 R
Brightness: 0.59 L
Flake
Hue: 0.57 R
Saturation: 0.83 L
Brightness: 0.86 R
Green Pearl Metallic
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.24 L
Saturation: 0.73 L
Brightness: 0.71 R
Flake
Hue: 0.23 R
Saturation: 0.72 L
Brightness: 0.79 R
Gun Metal Grey Metallic
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.62 L
Saturation: 0.05 L
Brightness: 0.31 R
Flake
Hue: 0.64 R
Saturation: 0.03 R
Brightness: 0.49 R
Orange Pearl Metallic
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.07 L
Saturation: 0.88 L
Brightness: 0.85 R
Flake
Hue: 0.09 R
Saturation: 0.85 R
Brightness: 1.00 R
Raptor Grey
Paint Type: Normal
Hue: 0.58 R
Saturation: 0.03 R
Brightness: 0.84 L
Red Pearl Metallic
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.98 L
Saturation: 0.98 R
Brightness: 0.65 L
Flake
Hue: 0.99 L
Saturation: 0.88 R
Brightness: 0.90 L
Robot White
Paint Type: Normal
Hue: 0.48L
Saturation: 0.01 L
Brightness: 0.95 L
Seal Grey
Paint Type: Normal
Hue: 0.48 L
Saturation: 0.05 R
Brightness: 0.39 L
Titanium Metallic
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.67 L
Saturation: 0.03 L
Brightness: 0.58 R
Flake
Hue: 0.67 L
Saturation: 0.01 R
Brightness: 0.80 R
White Pearl Metallic
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.47 R
Saturation: 0.01 L
Brightness: 0.88 R
Flake
Hue: 0.51 R
Saturation: 0.01 R
Brightness: 0.98 L
Yellow Pearl Metallic
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.13 L
Saturation: 0.94 L
Brightness: 0.82 L
Flake
Hue: 0.13 L
Saturation: 0.82 R
Brightness: 0.88 L
BBS
Le Mans Grey (Requested by @DesignsByWolf)
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.63 L
Saturation: 0.07 L
Brightness: 0.22 R
Flake
Hue: 0.60 R
Saturation: 0.08 L
Brightness: 0.71 L
Ford
Canepa Racing Green (Requested by @alfaraby1)
Paint Type: Normal
Hue: 0.44 L
Saturation: 0.78 R
Brightness: 0.37 L
Lamborghini
Blu Nereid (Requested by @alfaraby1)
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.62 L
Saturation: 0.92 R
Brightness: 0.48 R
Flake
Hue: 0.60 R
Saturation: 0.85 R
Brightness: 0.73 L
Nissan
Midnight Purple (Requested by @iChiLL)
Paint Type: Two-Tone Polished
Base
Hue: 0.51 L
Saturation: 0.57 R
Brightness: 0.58 L
Highlight
Hue: 0.74 L
Saturation: 0.54 L
Brightness: 0.45 L
Aston Martin
Grasmere Blue (AST9525)
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.54 R
Saturation: 0.57 L
Brightness: 0.32 R
Flake
Hue: 0.55 L
Saturation: 0.44 L
Brightness: 0.50 R
Silver Ice (AST1527)
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.57 R
Saturation: 0.06 L
Brightness: 0.62 L
Flake
Hue: 0.59 L
Saturation: 0.48 L
Brightness: 0.78 R
BAC
Black Metallic
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.68 R
Saturation: 0.11 L
Brightness: 0.06 L
Flake
Hue: 0.65 R
Saturation: 0.09 R
Brightness: 0.15 R
Gitanes Blue Pearl Metallic
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.64 L
Saturation: 0.66 R
Brightness: 0.59 L
Flake
Hue: 0.57 R
Saturation: 0.83 L
Brightness: 0.86 R
Green Pearl Metallic
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.24 L
Saturation: 0.73 L
Brightness: 0.71 R
Flake
Hue: 0.23 R
Saturation: 0.72 L
Brightness: 0.79 R
Gun Metal Grey Metallic
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.62 L
Saturation: 0.05 L
Brightness: 0.31 R
Flake
Hue: 0.64 R
Saturation: 0.03 R
Brightness: 0.49 R
Orange Pearl Metallic
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.07 L
Saturation: 0.88 L
Brightness: 0.85 R
Flake
Hue: 0.09 R
Saturation: 0.85 R
Brightness: 1.00 R
Raptor Grey
Paint Type: Normal
Hue: 0.58 R
Saturation: 0.03 R
Brightness: 0.84 L
Red Pearl Metallic
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.98 L
Saturation: 0.98 R
Brightness: 0.65 L
Flake
Hue: 0.99 L
Saturation: 0.88 R
Brightness: 0.90 L
Robot White
Paint Type: Normal
Hue: 0.48L
Saturation: 0.01 L
Brightness: 0.95 L
Seal Grey
Paint Type: Normal
Hue: 0.48 L
Saturation: 0.05 R
Brightness: 0.39 L
Titanium Metallic
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.67 L
Saturation: 0.03 L
Brightness: 0.58 R
Flake
Hue: 0.67 L
Saturation: 0.01 R
Brightness: 0.80 R
White Pearl Metallic
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.47 R
Saturation: 0.01 L
Brightness: 0.88 R
Flake
Hue: 0.51 R
Saturation: 0.01 R
Brightness: 0.98 L
Yellow Pearl Metallic
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.13 L
Saturation: 0.94 L
Brightness: 0.82 L
Flake
Hue: 0.13 L
Saturation: 0.82 R
Brightness: 0.88 L
BBS
Le Mans Grey (Requested by @DesignsByWolf)
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.63 L
Saturation: 0.07 L
Brightness: 0.22 R
Flake
Hue: 0.60 R
Saturation: 0.08 L
Brightness: 0.71 L
Ford
Canepa Racing Green (Requested by @alfaraby1)
Paint Type: Normal
Hue: 0.44 L
Saturation: 0.78 R
Brightness: 0.37 L
Lamborghini
Blu Nereid (Requested by @alfaraby1)
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.62 L
Saturation: 0.92 R
Brightness: 0.48 R
Flake
Hue: 0.60 R
Saturation: 0.85 R
Brightness: 0.73 L
Nissan
Midnight Purple (Requested by @iChiLL)
Paint Type: Two-Tone Polished
Base
Hue: 0.51 L
Saturation: 0.57 R
Brightness: 0.58 L
Highlight
Hue: 0.74 L
Saturation: 0.54 L
Brightness: 0.45 L
Just tried the Midnight Purple. It looks great! Thank you so much for doing it.
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the midnight purple is perfect its so much better than the one I tried making lol thank you!
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Another inquiry (and you may want to add this to notes/comments to prevent confusion)
Vermillion Red (McLaren) has both Metal Flake and Normal paints. What's the intended difference between the two?
OT: I had a crack at updating the WR Blue Pearl which as much as I liked, it looked a bit too teal for my liking (from the chart). So I went ahead and tried it myself (thanks @MadaraxUchiha for encouraging me a bit)
I'm a little hesitant because I have no idea if I'm doing it right or wrong.
Vermillion Red (McLaren) has both Metal Flake and Normal paints. What's the intended difference between the two?
OT: I had a crack at updating the WR Blue Pearl which as much as I liked, it looked a bit too teal for my liking (from the chart). So I went ahead and tried it myself (thanks @MadaraxUchiha for encouraging me a bit)
I'm a little hesitant because I have no idea if I'm doing it right or wrong.
Attachments
Wow these are awesome! Thank you so much for doing it.
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This is what I’ve found about it “I actually was going to do the color
PPG code 13619 - blue
This blue automotive paint color is most commonly known as Brittany Blue. Other common color promotional names include Medium Blue, Glacier Blue, and Huron Blue. The color formulation has been used between 1967 and 1970, primarily by Ford; but also by Mercury and Lincoln. We have records of this color appearing on the following models: Ford Truck, Thunderbird, Comet, Cougar, Fairlane, Falcon, Galaxie, and Mustang.”
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So I found out something interesting about Brittany Blue. The classic color used in the 60s and 70s has the color code of Q, but the 2022 version of the color used on the 2022 Mustang Shelby GT500 Heritage Edition has the code of EB and is also used by Lincoln under the name ‘Chroma Crystal Blue’. I already added Chroma Crystal Blue on the chart a while ago so if you want the modern version of Brittany Blue, use the values for that. I’ll do the classic version as well
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Fish Silver Grey Metallic (70th Anniversary of Porsche Australia)
Metal Flake
0.28 L 0.02 L 0.59 R
0.51 R 0.11 L 0.81 R
Metal Flake
0.28 L 0.02 L 0.59 R
0.51 R 0.11 L 0.81 R
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From the attachment, I'd say it looks pretty good! But, like a number of other colours, the problem with WR Blue is Subaru has created different versions of it. 02C is one of the earliest, if not the earliest, which was used from 2004 through to 2014, according to PaintRef. Their most recent, K7X, came around in 2015 and is still being used.
However, I can't seem to spot any major differences between the two - whether or not one is a deeper shade than the other. Either way, whichever one you've tried adjusting, not bad.
I've seen that having the option to paint the brake callipers has been heavily requested over the past few years, but I don't have a certain answer to this question. This is probably going to be a lot smaller as it's not likely going to contain as much variety compared to both body colours and wheel colours. So at this stage, I'm not too sure.
I may have a look at these values to see how they compare with the real deal tomorrow. Sadly I don't have the ability to have a rough idea of what a colour replica may look like.
This is already in the spreadsheet, but I might need to have another go at it since I did add it quite some time ago here. I'll have a check of what it looks like in FH5 to see if it still looks accurate, as it has been a long time since I've had it on any car. If not, chances are I'll only have to make some slight adjustments.
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From what I was copying, I believe I was using K7X as what I was intending to do which is probably what it would have have been.From the attachment, I'd say it looks pretty good! But, like a number of other colours, the problem with WR Blue is Subaru has created different versions of it. 02C is one of the earliest, if not the earliest, which was used from 2004 through to 2014, according to PaintRef. Their most recent, K7X, came around in 2015 and is still being used.
However, I can't seem to spot any major differences between the two - whether or not one is a deeper shade than the other. Either way, whichever one you've tried adjusting, not bad.
Speaking of, did you also spot my Atlantis Blue BMW (paint code 207)? (it probably got buried)
Quick edit: Also, my inquiry about McLaren's Vermillion Red with the possible reason behind a metal flake and a normal.
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I did both of those at the same time because I found some pictures of the color that looked solid and some that looked metallic. Both are accurate to their respective versions. I included both so that people could pick which one they needed or wanted.
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Ah, I see. (Vermillion Red)
Really? Because when I entered what was on the sheet, I personally felt that the WR Blue on there was very... teal.
Edit: That said, there are two different shades, so the one I used was K7X...
Edit 2: Honestly it's up to you - you're in charge of the sheet, I'm just giving it a go.
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