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Latest revision as of 00:54, 18 March 2025
When editing the Scoreboard in kingpin source code, we have 2 text strings that allow colors to be used for its text.
"ds" and "dmstr"
It uses 0-9 for the red, green and blue values
eg..
ds 999 (would be white)
dmstr 900 (would be red)