Now you can change chat text color, bold, underline, and more.

We've been playing around with this in my guild. I'm glad it's there, especially the option to bold, but also the other stuff.

"Laz;c-2142528" wrote:

"Damodamo;c-2142506" wrote:
I don’t seem to be able to get the colours to work.. weird..

Type this:
then the text as normal

It should be green.

Cheers the hash was throwing it off..

Is there a way to get the slashes to stop appearing?

Cool. Works in the banner too!

And no backslashes for some reason

I'm just glad I don't have to read 16 new threads a day anymore calling for being able to make colors in talky part

"Gifafi;c-2142992" wrote:
I'm just glad I don't have to read 16 new threads a day anymore calling for being able to make colors in talky part

These aren't the chat improvements you're looking for...

Still cool though, and don't blame a guy just for letting us know.

"Yado101;c-2142955" wrote:
Is there a way to get the slashes to stop appearing?

Currently no.

Would have been VERY easy to add a few lines so you could do as well. Much easier than remembering hex codes.

Just saying, i'm writing something myself at work...i've got a list of 20 colors that can be used by name, or you can spec hexcodes or rgb values....making it easy on the developer to do what they want or let the user do what they want.

"cboath7;c-2143158" wrote:
Would have been VERY easy to add a few lines so you could do as well. Much easier than remembering hex codes.

Just saying, i'm writing something myself at work...i've got a list of 20 colors that can be used by name, or you can spec hexcodes or rgb values....making it easy on the developer to do what they want or let the user do what they want.

How many languages is your program written for?

Assuming the client has i18n implemented properly, then it's 1 line in a property file for each language the client supports. It's still rather easy.