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Lot of activity going on in here behind closed doors, huh? 
Forza Motorsport 4 Color Creation Database [Work in Progress]
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- stevezx2
Could someone take a try at making 1966 Ford Emberglow Metalic for me? I have gotten close, but it just dosn't look quite right.
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Emberglo Metallic [Ford]
Color 1
Hue: .01R
Saturation: .87L
Brightness: .53L
Color 2
Hue: .01R
Saturation: .88L
Brightness: .49L
* Use any two-tone special color. You can adjust each color by pressing X or Y.
Color 1
Hue: .01R
Saturation: .87L
Brightness: .53L
Color 2
Hue: .01R
Saturation: .88L
Brightness: .49L
* Use any two-tone special color. You can adjust each color by pressing X or Y.
- 91
- baggiemad
- dcrane2011
sorry for being thick, how do you add the second colour and which colour to choose to start from??
and does anyone have imperial blue for ford focus mk1 rs?
and does anyone have imperial blue for ford focus mk1 rs?
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- Bozeman
- djespeed
- djespeed
When painting, go to special colours. You can get to special colours by pressing LB or RB. It should be the tab before manufacturer colours. Just pick one of those colours. These colors contain two colours in one (so to speak), which you can edit. Press X to edit Colour 1 and Y to edit Colour 2. Does that help?
- 91
- baggiemad
- dcrane2011
brilliant mate, thanks very much will have a go later.
Does anyone have that Ford Imperial Blue used for the Focus RS MK1?
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Does anyone have that Ford Imperial Blue used for the Focus RS MK1?
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EDIT a simple search got me my color.
- 91
- baggiemad
- dcrane2011
or BMW Avus Blue?,very similar to Ford Imperial Blue
- 178
- stevezx2
I think you might have found the wrong color. That is a really nice looking deep red, but the Emberglow Metalic is a orange/copperish color.
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- Frizbe
- Darth Frizbe
Holy crap after almost three weeks I finished the update.
I had to redo the entire sheet since it wouldn't let edit my first one, but from now on I shouldn't have any problems keeping it more or less regularly updated.
Here it is!
I had to redo the entire sheet since it wouldn't let edit my first one, but from now on I shouldn't have any problems keeping it more or less regularly updated.
Here it is!
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- KR_Viper
- I Renown I
I pity the fool that doesn't know how to work the eyedropper.
No? Okay, moving on.
Like getting the colors for the cars (which I now have down to a blatant science) it's nothing but trial and error. For gold wheels you want to sample both the light and mid to dark tones. You can vary what you sample depending on how light, dark, or close you want it to the real thing you're trying to replicate.
What are you trying to sample? And, I know, I have to get back to updating this with new colors.
No? Okay, moving on.
Like getting the colors for the cars (which I now have down to a blatant science) it's nothing but trial and error. For gold wheels you want to sample both the light and mid to dark tones. You can vary what you sample depending on how light, dark, or close you want it to the real thing you're trying to replicate.
What are you trying to sample? And, I know, I have to get back to updating this with new colors.
- 91
- baggiemad
- dcrane2011
please
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- Albuquerque, NM
- Frizbe
- Darth Frizbe
I'm trying to get the color of the STi gold wheels but I either get it too dark too light too white or 🤬 brown.I pity the fool that doesn't know how to work the eyedropper.
No? Okay, moving on.
Like getting the colors for the cars (which I now have down to a blatant science) it's nothing but trial and error. For gold wheels you want to sample both the light and mid to dark tones. You can vary what you sample depending on how light, dark, or close you want it to the real thing you're trying to replicate.
What are you trying to sample? And, I know, I have to get back to updating this with new colors.
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- KR_Viper
- I Renown I
I'll get it for you, hang out.
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- KR_Viper
- I Renown I
I get those just as you've described - from the static numbers PS presents.
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- KR_Viper
- I Renown I
Try this:
.12R
.51L
.87L
.12R
.51L
.87L
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- KR_Viper
- I Renown I
Grey Violet [Bentley]
Color 1
Hue: .72R
Saturation: .84M
Brightness: .56R
Color 2
Hue: .67L
Saturation: .21M
Brightness: .98L
* Use any two-tone special color. You can adjust each color by pressing X or Y.
Avus Blau Metallic [BMW]
Hue: .61R
Saturation: .83R
Brightness: .41M
* Also works in a gloss alternative.
Deep Purple [Plymouth]
Hue: .75L
Saturation: .81R
Brightness: .38L
Color 1
Hue: .72R
Saturation: .84M
Brightness: .56R
Color 2
Hue: .67L
Saturation: .21M
Brightness: .98L
* Use any two-tone special color. You can adjust each color by pressing X or Y.
Avus Blau Metallic [BMW]
Hue: .61R
Saturation: .83R
Brightness: .41M
* Also works in a gloss alternative.
Deep Purple [Plymouth]
Hue: .75L
Saturation: .81R
Brightness: .38L
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- Rochester, MI
- RandomAlec
I have a few questions concerning the contents of this thread:
1. Is there a full organized database of all the colors found in here yet?
2. How would one go about finding a color they want to use and replicate in FM4? Specifically, lets say I want a specific color (obviously not listed in here yet), how do I find the best image to correctly "extract" that color and figure out the input for FM4, would a simple Google Image search do the trick or is there more madness to getting the right color to match? I hope this was a clear enough question heh.
1. Is there a full organized database of all the colors found in here yet?
2. How would one go about finding a color they want to use and replicate in FM4? Specifically, lets say I want a specific color (obviously not listed in here yet), how do I find the best image to correctly "extract" that color and figure out the input for FM4, would a simple Google Image search do the trick or is there more madness to getting the right color to match? I hope this was a clear enough question heh.
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- RandomAlec
Got it, sorry to bother you haha. I checked a couple of posts in this thread of colors (posted by you) and was asking if there was a database because those same color codes weren't listed in the original post of this thread. Just a heads up I guess.
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- Bozeman
- djespeed
- djespeed
Hey Frizbe, I was finally able to get around testing what you got for Viper Red Clearcoat. It came out nicely! ...although, I will say that Turn 10 must've gotten it spot on when they modeled the Viper GTS ACR. There was very little difference in the custom color and what they had selected for the available colors.
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