Forza Horizon 4 - Colour Creation Database (CONSTANT WORK IN PROGRESS) *READ FIRST POST*

[MadaraxUchiha]

Deep Sea Blue Metallic (BMW)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.57L, 0.77R, 0.31R
- Flake Color: 0.59L, 0.87L, 0.54R

This color was in the spreadsheet as a two-tone polished color, which isn't accurate, and the values were off as well.

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Spitfire Orange (Dodge/Plymouth)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.01R, 0.83L, 0.88R

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Freudian Gilt (Ford)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.09L, 0.69R, 0.77R
- Flake Color: 0.09R, 0.51R, 0.94L

Ford's Freudian Gilt was called Deep Gold by Mercury. Ford and Mercury both used the name Bright Gold for the color, and Ford used the name Camel Bronze as well.

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Original Cinnamon (Ford)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.01R, 0.77R, 0.73L
- Flake Color: 0.02L, 0.73L, 0.84R

Ford's Original Cinnamon was called Burnt Orange by Lincoln and Mercury. Ford also used the name Indian Fire Red.

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Satin Olive (Mattel)

Paint Material: Two-Tone Semigloss
- Base Color: 0.18L, 0.95L, 0.78R
- Highlight: 0.17L, 0.78R, 0.91L

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Chicane Gray (McLaren)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.62L, 0.13R, 0.37L

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Sarthe Gray (McLaren)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.60L, 0.19R, 0.35L
- Flake Color: 0.57R, 0.08L, 0.67R

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Dark Brown (Nissan)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.04L, 0.25L, 0.36R
- Flake Color: 0.06L, 0.27R, 0.57R

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Mint White (Datsun, Nissan)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint color: 0.21L, 0.06R, 0.89R

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Plasma Blue (Subaru)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.67L, 0.60L, 0.25R
- Flake Color: 0.66R, 0.64L, 0.33R

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Copper (Toyota)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.05L, 0.65R, 0.42L
- Flake Color: 0.05R, 0.52L, 0.71L

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New Sherwood Toning (Toyota)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.56R, 0.36L, 0.32L
- Flake Color: 0.52R, 0.22L, 0.58L

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Phantom Matte Gray (Toyota)

Paint Material: Two-Tone Semigloss
- Base Color: 0.58R, 0.15R, 0.36L
- Highlight: 0.57R, 0.10L, 0.72R

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Turbulence Gray (Toyota)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.59R, 0.15R, 0.39L
- Flake Color: 0.59R, 0.17L, 0.76L

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Is your Spitfire Orange the same one that is used for Jeep? I did that a long time ago but I don't know if yours is an older color or not.

 

[JaCor653]

Is your Spitfire Orange the same one that is used for Jeep? I did that a long time ago but I don't know if yours is an older color or not.

According to PaintRef, my version of the color was used for 1976 and 1977 Dodge and Plymouth models, but not Jeep. Yours is a different version. Incedentally, your version has been used by Dodge, Fiat, and Jeep since 2016.

 

[MadaraxUchiha]

For whatever reason, the current house I'm at doesn't get any sunlight whatsoever so I'm having a hard time taking pics of all the colors that I've made recently It's always cloudy or gloomy looking even when I leave and return to the house. I'm at Sunflower Meadows.

Edit: I moved back to Castleview Road lol I'm taking pics now and more colors will be on their way soon

 

[JaCor653]

I forgot to mention this before, but Dodge’s F8 Green and B5 Blue are callbacks to Mopar colors from the 1970s. Specifically, they call back to Jade Green/Dark Green/Ivy Green (code F8) and True Blue/Bright Blue/Blue Fire/Brite Blue/Lucerne Blue (code B5).

• Dodge’s Blood Orange was called Spitfire Orange by Dodge, Fiat, and Jeep. @MadaraxUchiha has made this version of the color. Fiat also used the name Luminosa Orange.
• Ford's Calypso Coral was also used by Mercury, for 1968 only.
• Chevrolet's Mulsanne Blue was called Stratomist Blue by Buick and General Motors, Bright Blue by GMC, Viking Blue by Oldsmobile, and Lucerne Blue by Pontiac.
• Chevrolet's Copper was called Melon by General Motors.
• Dodge's Brilliant Blue was also used by Chrysler and Plymouth.
• Plymouth's Sassy Grass Green was called Green Go by Chrysler and Dodge.
• Chevrolet's Supersonic Blue was called Sonic Blue by Buick and General Motors and Steel Blue by GMC. Chevrolet also used the name Twilight Blue, Sonic Blue, and Steel Blue.
• Chevrolet's Tropic Turquoise was called Shadow Turquoise by Buick and General Motors and Marina Turquoise by Pontiac. Oldsmobile also used the name Tropic Turquoise.
• Ford's Honey Gold was called Persian Gold by Lincoln and Ivy Gold by Mercury.
• Chevrolet's Arctic Blue was called Silver Moonlight by Cadillac and General Motors.
• Ford's Guard was also used by Lincoln, from 2015-2016.
• Jeep's Midnight Blue was also used by Dodge and Chrysler.
• Audi's Solar Orange was also sold as Glutorange.
• Chevrolet’s Dark Blue was also used by Buick, Cadillac, General Motors, Oldsmobile, and Pontiac.
• Dodge’s Adrenaline Red was also used by Chrysler and, for 2013 only, SRT.
• Dodge’s Race Yellow was also used by Chrysler and, for 2013 only, SRT. Dodge also used the name Viper Race Yellow for the color.
• Chevrolet’s Dawn Blue was also used by General Motors; both manufacturers also called the color Brigade Blue.
• Dodge’s Light Blue was called Wedgewood by Chrysler. Dodge also used the name Wedgewood. Plymouth also used the name Light Blue.
• Ford’s Eggyolk Yellow was called Zinc Yellow by Mercury. Ford also used the name Zinc Yellow.
• Ford’s Meadowlark Yellow was called Mikado Yellow by Lincoln and Sexony by Mercury. In 1969, both Lincoln and Mercury used the name Yellow.
• Ford’s New Lime was called Light Ivy Yellow by Lincoln and Mercury.
• Ford’s Phoenician Yellow was called Yellow Mist by Mercury.
• Toyota’s Black (code 202) was also used by Lexus.
• Toyota’s Light Yellow (code 558) was also called Marigold.
• Chevrolet’s Overcast was also used by General Motors.
• Dodge’s Stryker Red was also used by Chrysler and, for 2013 only, SRT.
• Dodge’s Viper GTS Blue was also used by Chrysler and, for 2013 only, SRT. This color was done by @MadaraxUchiha.
• Ford’s Light Sage was also used by Lincoln.
• Reliant’s April Yellow was also used by Austin and Rover.
• Jeep’s Impact Orange was also used by Chrysler.
• Jeep’s Velvet Red was also used by Chrysler and Dodge.
• Plymouth’s Curious Yellow was called Citron Yella by Chrysler and Dodge. Plymouth also used the name Citron Yella.
• Chevrolet’s Hyper Blue was also used by Cadillac, General Motors, and GMC.
• Chevrolet’s Zeus Bronze was also used by Cadillac and General Motors.
• Jeep’s Granite Crystal was also used by Chrysler, Dodge, and Fiat.
• Ford’s Champagne Gold was called Medium Gold by Lincoln and Mercury.
• Ford’s Charcoal Blue was also used by Lincoln.
• Toyota’s Electric Storm Blue was also used by Scion.
• Ford’s Pacific Green was also used by Mercury.
• Plymouth’s Polar White was also used by Chrysler.
• Plymouth’s Sno White was called Bright White by Dodge. Chrysler also used the name Sno White.
• Ford’s Acapulco Blue was called Nordic Blue by Mercury. Ford also used the name Hulla Blue.
• Mini’s Almond Green was also used by Austin, Morris, and Rover.
• Mini’s Fiesta Yellow was also used by Austin and Morris.
• Mini’s Old English White was also used by Rover.
• Mini’s Smoke Grey was also used by Morris and Rover.
• Mini’s Surf Blue was also used by Austin, Morris, and Rover. @MadaraxUchiha has since done the Rover version.
• Mini’s Tartan Red was also used by Austin, Morris, and Rover.
• Mitsubishi’s Grace Silver was also used by Chrysler, Dodge, and Eagle.
• Mitsubishi’s Kutani Red was also used by Chrysler, Dodge, and Eagle.
• Mitsubishi’s Summit White was also used by Chrysler and Eagle.
• Volkswagen’s Black Magic was also used by Seat.
• Volkswagen’s Jazzblau was also used by Seat.
• Chevrolet’s Majestic Amethyst was also used by Buick, Cadillac, General Motors, and Pontiac.
• Honda’s Phoenix Yellow was also used by Acura. The Acura version was done by @Mitcho2001.
• Chevrolet’s Arrival Blue was also used by Buick, Cadillac, General Motors, GMC, Hummer, Pontiac, and Saturn.
• Chevrolet’s Hawaiian Blue was also used by General Motors and GMC.
• Oldsmobile's Reef Turquoise was called Adriatic Turquoise by Cadillac, Misty Turquoise by Chevrolet, Aqua Mist by General Motors, and Mint Turquoise by Pontiac.
• Pontiac’s Cairo Cream was also used by Buick.
• Reliant's Nightfire Red shared its name with another British Leyland color, but that color is slightly different. The version I did was only used by Reliant. @MadaraxUchiha also did a version of this color, and this is the version that was also used by Austin. There is also a Nightfire Red II and a Nightfire Red III, both of which are attributed to Rover. I'll have to look into those two . . .
• Chrysler's Regal Maroon was also used by DeSoto, Dodge, and Plymouth.
• Ford's Electric Red was called Electric Currant Red by Lincoln and Mercury. Ford also used the name Electric Currant Red.
• GMC’s Brown Metallic was also used by Chevrolet and General Motors.
• Chevrolet and Oldsmobile’s Aegean Aqua was also used by General Motors.
• Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, and Pontiac’s Crimson King was also used by General Motors.
• Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, Hummer, Pontiac, and Saturn’s Transition Blue was also used by General Motors.
• Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, Hummer, Pontiac, and Saturn’s Laser Blue was also used by General Motors.
• Chevrolet, Pontiac, and Saturn’s Mystique Blue Flash was also used by General Motors.
• Saturn’s Electric Lime was called Fine Sublime by General Motors and Pontiac.
• Saturn's Golden Cashmere was called Cashmere by Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, General Motors, GMC, and Pontiac.
• Saturn's Rain Forest Green was called Eden Green by General Motors. Saturn also used the name Medium Green.
• Oldsmobile’s Nugget Gold was called Camaro Gold by Chevrolet and General Motors and Coronado Gold by Pontiac.
• Oldsmobile’s Regency Rose was called Sunset Sage by Buick and General Motors.
• Triumph’s Mimosa was also used by Austin.
• Triumph’s White was called Pure White from 1963-1974.
• Holden’s Ignition Orange was also used by General Motors and Pontiac.
• Dodge’s Contusion blue was called Jazz Blue by Chrysler and Jeep. Dodge also used the name Jazz Blue.
• Ford’s Caribou was called Java by Lincoln. Lincoln also used the name Riviera Sands Light Brown.
• Ford’s Magnetic Gray was also used by Lincoln.
• Hyundai’s Symphony Air Silver was also called Platinum Silver.
• Toyota’s Ooh La La Rouge was also called Moulin Rouge.

 

[JasonGenova53]

For whatever reason, the current house I'm at doesn't get any sunlight whatsoever so I'm having a hard time taking pics of all the colors that I've made recently It's always cloudy or gloomy looking even when I leave and return to the house. I'm at Sunflower Meadows.

Edit: I moved back to Castleview Road lol I'm taking pics now and more colors will be on their way soon

Exciting news and can’t wait! ;-)

 

[MadaraxUchiha]

@JasonGenova53 Here are those other Lamborghini colors you requested Enjoy

Bianco Isis (Lamborghini)

Paint Type: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.44L, 0.02R, 0.96L

Blu Glauco (Lamborghini)

Paint Type: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.50L, 1.00R, 0.62L

Giallo Horus (Lamborghini)

Paint Type: Semigloss
- Paint Color: 0.10L, 0.83R, 0.87L

Nero Aldebaran (Lamborghini)

Paint Type: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.00L 0.00R, 0.01L

Rosso Andromeda (Lamborghini)

Paint Type: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 1.00L, 0.99R, 0.64L

@VXR Here's Jaune Hertz I found out that it's used by Peugeot and Citroën

Jaune Hertz (Peugeot/Citroën)

Paint Type: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.11L, 1.00R, 0.96L

@JaCor653 @Mitcho2001 As usual, I've already added them to the chart I have a lot more colors coming that I added to the chart earlier, but I wanted to get these requests out of the way first and upload the pics before I upload the other colors

 

[JasonGenova53]

@JasonGenova53

Beautiful and thank you!

 

[MadaraxUchiha]

@JaCor653 @Mitcho2001 @VXR @st1llsideways @Gotbeefboy564 @mapphew @Phantom58 @Chouchani @Kyusha @Monkie00 @Aston31 @StupidoDblk @FrdgeFrzr @JasonGenova53 @KnF Fradj @drouid2

And now for a lot more colors Enjoy

@JaCor653 @Mitcho2001 I redid Lavagrau Perleffekt (Audi) because of the usual issue of same values for base/flake

Lavagrau Perleffekt (Audi)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.00L, 0.13R, 0.06L
- Flake: 0.07L, 0.10R, 0.58L

@JaCor653 @Mitcho2001 I also redid a handful of Bentley colors because of the same thing

Antique Gold Metallic (Bentley)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.09L, 0.48R, 0.43L
- Flake: 0.12L, 0.16R, 0.96L

Arabica (Bentley)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.02L, 0.24R, 0.22L
- Flake: 0.06L, 0.20R, 0.72L

Aztec Sun Pearlescent (Bentley)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.10L, 0.99R, 0.79L
- Flake: 0.15L, 0.73R, 0.98L

Barnato Green (Bentley)

Paint Type: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.47L, 0.63R, 0.12L

Beluga Black (Bentley)

Paint Type: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.61L, 0.50R, 0.02L

Black Velvet Pearl (Bentley)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.02L, 0.67R, 0.07L
- Flake: 0.91L, 0.66R, 0.22L

Brodgar Metallic (Bentley)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.08L, 0.16R, 0.10L
- Flake: 0.08L, 0.16R, 0.74L

Burnt Oak Mica (Bentley)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.01L, 0.47R, 0.07L
- Flake: 0.02L, 0.21R, 0.34L

Chelsea Blue (Bentley)

Paint Type: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.56L, 1.00R, 0.55L

Citric (Bentley)

Paint Type: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.14L, 0.31R, 0.93L

Glacier White (Bentley)

Paint Type: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.16L, 0.04R, 0.89L

Meteor (Bentley)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.61L, 0.21R, 0.13L
- Flake: 0.57L, 0.33R, 0.77L

Midnight Emerald (Bentley)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.66L, 0.10R, 0.04L
- Flake: 0.41L, 0.37R, 0.23L

Moroccan Blue Pearl (Bentley)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.59L, 0.84R, 0.22L
- Flake: 0.58L, 0.92R, 0.84L

Passion Pink (Bentley)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.93L, 0.29R, 0.43L
- Flake: 0.90L, 0.08R, 0.95L

Portofino Metallic (Bentley)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.59L, 0.52R, 0.26L
- Flake: 0.55L, 0.34R, 0.90L

Sandstone (Bentley)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.08L, 0.33R, 0.49L
- Flake: 0.13L, 0.04R, 0.98L

Spruce (Bentley)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.46L, 0.31R, 0.14L
- Flake: 0.40L, 0.19R, 0.62L

Windsor Blue (Bentley)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.59L, 0.71R, 0.13L
- Flake: 0.53L, 0.82R, 0.47L

Bleu Storm (Citroën)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.56L, 0.63R, 0.22L
- Flake: 0.52L, 0.44R, 0.90L

Jaune Ra (Citroën)

Paint Type: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.15L, 0.48R, 0.77L

Red Rock Metallic (Chevrolet)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.00L, 0.89R, 0.44L
- Flake: 0.00L, 0.79R, 0.79L

Atlas Blue Metallic (Ford)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.61L, 0.82R, 0.37L
- Flake: 0.57L, 0.74R, 0.70L

Laguna Gold Metallic (Honda)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.08L, 0.27R, 0.28L
- Flake: 0.09L, 0.20R, 0.82L

Stardust Grey Metallic (Hyundai)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.63L, 0.11R, 0.17L
- Flake: 0.58L, 0.05R, 0.75L

Storm Front Gray Pearl (Infiniti)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.63L, 0.14R, 0.14L
- Flake: 0.13L, 0.14R, 0.61L

Bright Yellow Gold Diamond Fire Metallic (Lincoln)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.11L, 0.71R, 0.37L
- Flake: 0.12L, 0.55R, 0.78L

Aqua Green (Mercedes-Benz)

Paint Type: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.50L, 1.00R, 0.22L

Bahama Blue Metallic (Mercedes-Benz)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.60L, 0.90R, 0.27L
- Flake: 0.58L, 0.93R, 0.74L

Crystal Coronadite Grey Metallic (Mercedes-Benz)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.09L, 0.16R, 0.22L
- Flake: 0.10L, 0.07R, 0.89L

Crystal Digenite Blue Metallic (Mercedes-Benz)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.61L, 0.23R, 0.05L
- Flake: 0.58L, 0.65R, 0.53L

Crystal Laurite Silver Metallic (Mercedes-Benz)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.25L, 0.02R, 0.35L
- Flake: 0.11L, 0.03R, 0.92L

Crystal Osmium Grey Metallic (Mercedes-Benz)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.16L, 0.03R, 0.25L
- Flake: 0.16L, 0.00R, 0.90L

Danburite Gold Metallic (Mercedes-Benz)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.08L, 0.61R, 0.28L
- Flake: 0.10L, 0.47R, 0.93L

Desert Silver Metallic (Mercedes-Benz)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.09L, 0.19R, 0.38L
- Flake: 0.10L, 0.07R, 0.93L

Designo Mystic Green (Mercedes-Benz)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.51L, 0.25R, 0.22L
- Flake: 0.35L, 0.25R, 0.63L

Designo Mystic Red (Mercedes-Benz)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.98L, 0.71R, 0.13L
- Flake: 0.95L, 0.69R, 0.53L

Horizon Blue Metallic (Mercedes-Benz)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.59L, 0.21R, 0.47L
- Flake: 0.13L, 0.04R, 0.93L

Lunar Blue Metallic (Mercedes-Benz)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.62L, 0.65R, 0.08L
- Flake: 0.58L, 0.80R, 0.36L

Pure Black (Mercedes-Benz)

Paint Type: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.61L, 0.38R, 0.03L

Ruby Black Metallic (Mercedes-Benz)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.06L, 0.38R, 0.05L
- Flake: 0.99L, 0.59R, 0.29L

Sand Beige Metallic (Mercedes-Benz)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.09L, 0.23R, 0.29L
- Flake: 0.11L, 0.15R, 0.93L

Barbe Bleu (Renault)

Paint Type: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.56L, 1.00R, 0.60L

Blanc Glacier (Renault)

Paint Type: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.44L, 0.04R, 0.87L

Jaune Eclair (Renault)

Paint Type: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.13L, 0.71R, 0.89L

Jaune Manille (Renault)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.08L, 0.38R, 0.51L
- Flake: 0.13L, 0.28R, 0.97L

Jaune Vanille (Renault)

Paint Type: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.13L, 0.58R, 0.96L

Vert Allemagne (Renault)

Paint Type: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.31L, 0.15R, 0.21L

Blue Ribbon (Toyota)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.60L, 0.90R, 0.12L
- Flake: 0.59L, 0.84R, 0.67L

Clear Sky (Toyota)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.55L, 0.17R, 0.45L
- Flake: 0.54L, 0.02R, 0.94L

Habanero (Toyota)

Paint Type: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.01L, 0.85R, 0.94L

Sparkling Sea Metallic (Toyota)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.53L, 0.81R, 0.49L
- Flake: 0.51L, 0.11R, 0.97L

Summer Rain (Toyota)

Paint Type: Metal Flake
- Base: 0.52L, 0.49R, 0.41L
- Flake: 0.50L, 0.05R, 0.96L

 

[VXR]

Thanks @MadaraxUchiha

Here's hoping the 205 Rallye is in the first week of the new season.

 

[Mitcho2001]

I've been able to get back to redoing some of my colours created from the very beginning of the spreadsheet's life, while also starting work on another idea which had been brought up some time ago. That idea should be quite obvious with this latest drop from me:
Alfa Romeo

Imola Titanium
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.08 R
Saturation: 0.18 L
Brightness: 0.39 R
Flake
Hue: 0.08 R
Saturation: 0.15 L
Brightness: 0.53 L

Lipari Grey (409/C)
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.62 R
Saturation: 0.20 R
Brightness: 0.30 L
Flake
Hue: 0.96 L
Saturation: 0.03 R
Brightness: 0.33 L

Madreperla White
Paint Type: Metal Flake
Base
Hue: 0.10 R
Saturation: 0.07 L
Brightness: 0.82 R
Flake
Hue: 0.10 R
Saturation: 0.06 R
Brightness: 0.86 L

5ZIGEN

Black
Paint Type: Normal
Hue: 0.20 R
Saturation: 0.28 L
Brightness: 0.11 L

Ceramic Bronze
Paint Type: Aluminum Semigloss
Hue: 0.08 L
Saturation: 0.30 L
Brightness: 0.47 R

Chrome Silver
Paint Type: Aluminum Polished
Hue: 0.33 R
Saturation: 0.01 L
Brightness: 0.93 R

Hyper Black
Paint Type: Aluminum Semigloss
Hue: 0.13 R
Saturation: 0.06 L
Brightness: 0.42 R

Hyper Gunmetal
Paint Type: Two-Tone Polished
Base
Hue: 0.33 R
Saturation: 0.02 R
Brightness: 0.49 L
Highlight
Hue: 0.33 R
Saturation: 0.02 R
Brightness: 0.49 L

Mat Black
Paint Type: Matte
Hue: 0.61 R
Saturation: 0.42 R
Brightness: 0.09 L

Mat Bronze
Paint Type: Aluminum Brushed
Hue: 0.08 R
Saturation: 0.32 L
Brightness: 0.67 R

Mat Silver
Paint Type: Aluminum Brushed
Hue: 0.09 R
Saturation: 0.04 R
Brightness: 0.67 R

Polished Lip
Paint Type: Two-Tone Polished
Base
Hue: 0.50 L
Saturation: 0.03 L
Brightness: 0.75 R
Highlight
Hue: 0.50 L
Saturation: 0.02 L
Brightness: 1.00 R

Titanium
Paint Type: Aluminum Semigloss
Hue: 0.10 L
Saturation: 0.32 L
Brightness: 0.62 L

BBS

Diamond Black
Paint Type: Aluminum Semigloss
Hue: 0.46 L
Saturation: 0.04 R
Brightness: 0.22 R

Diamond Silver
Paint Type: Aluminum Semigloss
Hue: 0.28 L
Saturation: 0.02 R
Brightness: 0.70 L

Gold
Paint Type: Aluminum Semigloss
Hue: 0.11 R
Saturation: 0.28 R
Brightness: 0.70 L

@JaCor653
@JaCor653 @Mitcho2001 I redid Lavagrau Perleffekt (Audi) because of the usual issue of same values for base/flake

Cheers for helping out with those colours! I did not go in-depth with the colours to start with, so I'll admit, I was a bit lazy there, haha. All I have to remember now is to remove that as well as Akoya Silver Metallic (or any other colours that are redone before I can get to them) from my personal list.

 

[JaCor653]

@MadaraxUchiha and @Mitcho2001, you might want to do what I've done and go back through all of your posts to check for duplicate/repeat colors. @Mitcho2001, I know you're busy with college, but maybe you could just do a little here and there when you have some free time. @MadaraxUchiha, I know you have a massive amount of colors to go through. I found that it was a good thing to do for completion's sake, plus I added at least 150-200 colors to the spreadsheet. It doesn't have to be done immediately; I started it in winter, when there isn't much to do. I know winter is nearly a month away at this point, but still. It's funny. I remember @MadaraxUchiha saying a long time ago that Mercury wasn't in the spreadsheet, and that needed to change. If I'd known to check for duplicates and repeats, then there would have probably been at least a dozen Mercury color, just from me.

 

[Mitcho2001]

@MadaraxUchiha and @Mitcho2001, you might want to do what I've done and go back through all of your posts to check for duplicate/repeat colors. @Mitcho2001, I know you're busy with college, but maybe you could just do a little here and there when you have some free time.

Admittedly, I have been rather slack the past few weeks since the uni workload really started to become heavier; when I had more work to complete. I’ve kinda stressed out about it recently, so that hasn’t helped me out mentally. Though I will try to put some work into this whenever possible, even if it is for new colours. I think redoing my older colours can wait or several could be added in every now and again. But of course, the last thing I want to do is repeat a colour already done, so I’ll check if a specific (set of) colour(s) has/have been done already.
At the moment, I’m thinking of getting some colours done and adding them in small batches, or wait until I have a fair number of them done - the former being my choice at the moment.

 

[JaCor653]

Admittedly, I have been rather slack the past few weeks since the uni workload really started to become heavier; when I had more work to complete. I’ve kinda stressed out about it recently, so that hasn’t helped me out mentally. Though I will try to put some work into this whenever possible, even if it is for new colours. I think redoing my older colours can wait or several could be added in every now and again. But of course, the last thing I want to do is repeat a colour already done, so I’ll check if a specific (set of) colour(s) has/have been done already.
At the moment, I’m thinking of getting some colours done and adding them in small batches, or wait until I have a fair number of them done - the former being my choice at the moment.

I was amazed at how many colors I had both done, and at the same time, not done. I did a good job of getting the "main" manufacturers for the colors, but I didn't think about checking for multiple manufacturers until about three weeks ago. There were so many holes in my spreadsheet, and by extension the main spreadsheet, just from these missing repeat colors. I found that is is mainly the main three American corporations that do this, but there are some European and Asian companies doing this as well. It also gives you the chance to learn a bit about how car manufacturer partnerships and mergers work, with different makes sharing colors with each other. I was looking into British Leyland yesterday while checking out some Mini colors I had done.

 

[MadaraxUchiha]

@VXR The Peugeot 205 Rallye is coming in Spring You'll be able to use Jaune Hertz now lol They're also bringing back two Toyota Celica's, the Nissan Pulsar is being added, the Ford Racing Puma, and the Mitsubishi Starion

Also, of note, the Mitsubishi Starion wasn't in that list of leaked Forza Horizon 4 cars from a while back, so I wonder what other surprises they have coming in the future. The only Mitsubishi on that list is the 1998 Mitsubishi FTO.

 

[JaCor653]

Silver Metallic (Alvis)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.60L, 0.11L, 0.65R
- Flake Color: 0.62R, 0.07L, 0.88R

Golden Saffron (Aston Martin)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.10L, 0.95R, 0.96L
- Flake Color: 0.08R, 0.98L, 1.00R

Rallye Green (Dodge/Plymouth)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.35L, 0.64R, 0.46R
- Flake Color: 0.32R, 0.52L, 0.66L

Giallo Colorado (Fiat)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.18L, 0.43R, 1.00R

Giallo Postiano (Fiat)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.11L, 0.88R, 0.93L

Known as Ocher for 1976.

Maize Yellow (Ford)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.11L, 0.96L, 0.95R

Ermine White (Ford)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.20R, 0.05L, 0.95R

Sherwood Green (Lotus)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.24R, 0.64L, 0.32L

Oro Metallico (Maserati)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.08L, 0.88R, 0.66L
- Flake Color: 0.09R, 0.81L, 0.74R

Rame Metallico (Maserati)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.02L, 0.71R, 0.64L
- Flake Color: 0.04L, 0.71R, 0.86L

Olive Drab Green (Mattel)

Paint Material: Matte
- Paint Color: 0.27L, 0.37R, 0.29L

Muriwai White (McLaren)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.56L, 0.12R, 0.89R

Vermillion Red (McLaren)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.00L, 1.00R, 0.91L
- Flake Color: 0.00L, 1.00R, 1.00R

I could not decide whether this color is metallic or solid. I found reference images that suggest both paint materials are accurate. This video of a Vermillion Red Senna makes the color look metallic. However, these photos of a Vermillion Red 720S make the color look solid. I've done both versions, and I'll add both to the spreadsheet.

Vermillion Red (McLaren)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.00L, 1.00R, 1.00R

Golden Yellow Metallic (Porsche)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.10L, 0.82R, 0.83L
- Flake Color: 0.10L, 0.83R, 0.89R

Sparkle Wave Toning (Toyota)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.17L, 0.04R, 0.76R
- Flake Color: 0.18R, 0.04R, 0.97L

@MadaraxUchiha, I appreciate your help with adding colors to the spreadsheet. I think it works very well for all three of us to be adding our own colors, so that no one has to wait around for theirs to be added. However, I one small request. Could you please remember to put a space in between the value and the "L" or "R" in each cell? All of the other colors have that going on, and it makes the chart look cleaner and more spaced out. I've fixed a couple of your colors that are like this, near colors I was adding. Would you mind going back and fixing all of those instances, and then doing it the way @Mitcho2001 and I do it, for continuity's sake?

 

[MadaraxUchiha]

@JaCor653 I'll be sure to do that from now on

 

[Gotbeefboy564]

Do we have this blue from Maserati on the list?

I think I found it it’s Blu Sofisticato I believe.

 

[Mitcho2001]

Do we have this blue from Maserati on the list?
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I think I found it it’s Blu Sofisticato I believe.

Blu Sofisticato is indeed in the spreadsheet. I did that and a handful of other Maserati colours from the GranTurismo a fair while back, though it seems like it should be redone. Checking my version of it, it's far too light a shade blue compared to your provided image and every other reference image, so that will need to be redone sometime. To me, it seems as though the only changes needed are for the hue, so I might have a play around with that at some stage.

 

[MadaraxUchiha]

Blu Sofisticato is indeed in the spreadsheet. I did that and a handful of other Maserati colours from the GranTurismo a fair while back, though it seems like it should be redone. Checking my version of it, it's far too light a shade blue compared to your provided image and every other reference image, so that will need to be redone sometime. To me, it seems as though the only changes needed are for the hue, so I might have a play around with that at some stage.

Are you sure it's Blu Sofisticato? I did Blu Mediterraneo a long time ago and the color in that picture he shared, at least to my eyes, resembles it. Go take a look at my post and tell me what you think

 

[Tomcat1970]

I really like doing classic racing liveries and would love to do the old Alan mann if someone could find a reference image for Alan mann gold that would be awesome thank you love the recent colors that have been coming out and have been using a lot of them

 

[JohnyGT]

Silver Metallic (Alvis)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.60L, 0.11L, 0.65R
- Flake Color: 0.62R, 0.07L, 0.88R

View attachment 917860

Golden Saffron (Aston Martin)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.10L, 0.95R, 0.96L
- Flake Color: 0.08R, 0.98L, 1.00R

View attachment 917861

Rallye Green (Dodge/Plymouth)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.35L, 0.64R, 0.46R
- Flake Color: 0.32R, 0.52L, 0.66L

View attachment 917862

Giallo Colorado (Fiat)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.18L, 0.43R, 1.00R

View attachment 917863

Giallo Postiano (Fiat)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.11L, 0.88R, 0.93L

Known as Ocher for 1976.

View attachment 917864

Maize Yellow (Ford)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.11L, 0.96L, 0.95R

View attachment 917865

Ermine White (Ford)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.20R, 0.05L, 0.95R

Sherwood Green (Lotus)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.24R, 0.64L, 0.32L

View attachment 917866

Oro Metallico (Maserati)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.08L, 0.88R, 0.66L
- Flake Color: 0.09R, 0.81L, 0.74R

View attachment 917867

Rame Metallico (Maserati)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.02L, 0.71R, 0.64L
- Flake Color: 0.04L, 0.71R, 0.86L

View attachment 917868

Olive Drab Green (Mattel)

Paint Material: Matte
- Paint Color: 0.27L, 0.37R, 0.29L

View attachment 917869

Muriwai White (McLaren)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.56L, 0.12R, 0.89R

View attachment 917870

Vermillion Red (McLaren)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.00L, 1.00R, 0.91L
- Flake Color: 0.00L, 1.00R, 1.00R

I could not decide whether this color is metallic or solid. I found reference images that suggest both paint materials are accurate. This video of a Vermillion Red Senna makes the color look metallic. However, these photos of a Vermillion Red 720S make the color look solid. I've done both versions, and I'll add both to the spreadsheet.

View attachment 917871

Vermillion Red (McLaren)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.00L, 1.00R, 1.00R

View attachment 917872

Golden Yellow Metallic (Porsche)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.10L, 0.82R, 0.83L
- Flake Color: 0.10L, 0.83R, 0.89R

View attachment 917873

Sparkle Wave Toning (Toyota)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.17L, 0.04R, 0.76R
- Flake Color: 0.18R, 0.04R, 0.97L

View attachment 917874

@MadaraxUchiha, I appreciate your help with adding colors to the spreadsheet. I think it works very well for all three of us to be adding our own colors, so that no one has to wait around for theirs to be added. However, I one small request. Could you please remember to put a space in between the value and the "L" or "R" in each cell? All of the other colors have that going on, and it makes the chart look cleaner and more spaced out. I've fixed a couple of your colors that are like this, near colors I was adding. Would you mind going back and fixing all of those instances, and then doing it the way @Mitcho2001 and I do it, for continuity's sake?

I think that is more solid than metallic. The lighting in that showroom video kinda makes it look like metallic but juding that it´s same color as one on pictures than i think it´s definitely a solid color

 

[JaCor653]

I think that is more solid than metallic. The lighting in that showroom video kinda makes it look like metallic but juding that it´s same color as one on pictures than i think it´s definitely a solid color

See, that's what I thought too. However, I found several sources that called the color metallic.

 

[JohnyGT]

See, that's what I thought too. However, I found several sources that called the color metallic.

I knew BMW made color with same name and that was indeed metallic but this really looks much more solid but if it´s listed as metallic then metallic it is

 

[JaCor653]

I knew BMW made color with same name and that was indeed metallic but this really looks much more solid but if it´s listed as metallic then metallic it is

Since there is so much conflicting evidence, I'll just leave both versions in the spreadsheet, and anyone who wants the color can choose the version they feel is more accurate.

 

[JaCor653]

Giallo Prototipo (Alfa Romeo)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.13L, 0.69R, 0.91L

Cosmos Orange (Aston Martin)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.01L, 0.76L, 1.00R
- Flake Color: 0.06L, 0.64R, 1.00R

Q by Aston Martin

Satin Concours Blue (Aston Martin)

Paint Material: Two-Tone Matte
- Base Color: 0.63L, 0.34R, 0.30R
- Highlight: 0.62R, 0.37L, 0.49R

Q by Aston Martin

Riviera Gold (Buick)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.11L, 0.48L, 0.64R
- Flake Color: 0.11L, 0.27R, 0.89L

Buick's Riviera Gold was called Trumpet Gold by Oldsmobile. General Motors also used the name Riviera Gold.

Tawny Rose (Buick)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 1.00L, 0.52L, 0.77R
- Flake Color: 0.00L, 0.46R, 0.89L

Buick's Tawny Rose was called Cameo Coral by Chevrolet, Russet by Oldsmobile, and Sunset Glow by Pontiac. General Motors also used the name Tawny Rose.

Bronze Mist (Chrysler)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.09R, 0.47R, 0.62L
- Flake Color: 0.10L, 0.32R, 0.81R

Chrysler's Bronze Mist was called Light Bronze by Dodge and Honey Bronze by Plymouth.

Police Cream Yellow (Ford)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.12R, 0.35L, 1.00R

Giallo Tenerife (Lamborghini)

Paint Material: Two-Tone Matte
- Base Color: 0.15L, 0.73R, 0.85R
- Highlight: 0.15R, 0.67L, 1.00R

ChromaFlair Spectral British Racing Green (Land Rover)

Paint Material: Two-Tone Polished
- Base Color: 0.54L, 0.51L, 0.25R
- Highlight: 0.53L, 0.60R, 0.53L

White (Mattel)

Paint Material: Normal (Gloss)
- Paint Color: 0.10R, 0.03L, 0.97R

Deep Crystal Blue (Nissan)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.59L, 0.86L, 0.67R
- Flake Color: 0.59R, 0.71L, 0.85L

Harvest Gold (Volkswagen)

Paint Material: Metal Flake
- Base Color: 0.11L, 0.31R, 0.57R
- Flake Color: 0.11L, 0.25L, 0.84R

 

[MadaraxUchiha]

@JaCor653 I did the purple Q by Aston Martin color a long time ago but I never shared it. I'll upload it and share it later, though, but I don't know what it's called This is the color I did:

Edit: I found the name after a quick Google search It's called Vivid Purple I'll upload my version later

Also, I think you made a mistake on Satin Concours Blue. You said it's 'metal flake' but it clearly isn't. Maybe you made a typo?

I also want to redo your Magma Red because I think it might be possible to bring out the other colors. It doesn't hurt to try, and it feels incomplete without the orange/yellow undertone Yours ends up looking like Volcano Red, which we already have on the chart.

These are the reference pictures of Magma Red that I'll be using. Please don't get angry or take offense, I just think we can bring out those other colors. We've done crazier things lol

~ The most thrilling moments in life are when everything comes together ~

 

[JaCor653]

1. I look forward to seeing your Vivid Purple.

2. Yes, that is an error. It is Two-Tone Matte. Thanks for bringing that to my attention.

3. Yes. I realize now after a quick Google search that I used reference images of Volcano Red instead of Magma Red. When you search for that on Google, my reference images come up, so I thought that my images were of Magma Red. However, the article clearly states the the color is Volcano Red. Further research leads me to believe there is no such McLaren color as Magma Red. Those P1 images you posted are Volcano Orange. That is not in the spreadsheet, so do you mind if I take a crack at it tomorrow?

Thanks for bringing these things to my attention. I'm actually surprised I made these mistakes. Usually, I pay closer attention. Oh well, to err is human.

 

[MadaraxUchiha]

1. I look forward to seeing your Vivid Purple.

2. Yes, that is an error. It is Two-Tone Matte. Thanks for bringing that to my attention.

3. Yes. I realize now after a quick Google search that I used reference images of Volcano Red instead of Magma Red. When you search for that on Google, my reference images come up, so I thought that my images were of Magma Red. However, the article clearly states the the color is Volcano Red. Further research leads me to believe there is no such McLaren color as Magma Red. Those P1 images you posted are Volcano Orange. That is not in the spreadsheet, so do you mind if I take a crack at it tomorrow?

Thanks for bringing these things to my attention. I'm actually surprised I made these mistakes. Usually, I pay closer attention. Oh well, to err is human.

I wanted to do the color, but if you do the color justice then you can do it I also believe I did Volcano Red a long time ago myself lol It should be in the chart already

Edit: I was right, I did it on April 6th ;p

 

[JaCor653]

Maybe you could work out a way to get Volcano Red's yellow flake in there as well?

 

[MadaraxUchiha]

Maybe you could work out a way to get Volcano Red's yellow flake in there as well?

View attachment 918202

I find that so odd because from the Google search I did of Volcano Red, every image doesn't show that yellow flake. Yours is so far the only one I've seen that has that. The only other one I've found is this one, but I don't think the yellow is significant honestly because in every other picture it doesn't show:

In most images it looks like this: