Difference between revisions of "Color Pattern"

Navigation

---

Click on the pattern name to navigate to an individual category page containing items that are colored with that pattern in some way. Not all patterns have their own categories. Some items can "use" more than one pattern.

Finding Things

---

Double-click colored fields to highlight color code.

Use the Control+F keyboard function to find certain terms that might not be prioritized in the sorting mechanism, such as "shed."

The list will "remember" previous sorting commands. To reset table and clear this "memory," refresh the page.

Sorting columns will generally sort the lowest value ("0", "a", etc.) to the top. This will group same-type colors together in the primary/secondary/tertiary columns.

Sorting the "rainbow" column puts the table in "rainbow order."

Organization

---

"Rainbow" is roughly based on what the color pattern looks like on average in the game - not all items use each color pattern the same way, or with the same intensity. This allows users to know what to generally "expect" regarding a color pattern. In general, "rainbow" will usually be in sync with primary, less often secondary, and rarely tertiary. CTRL+F will find odd combinations that might not sort as desired, like "verdant" and its "pink."

SFX = "special effects"

DoR = "date of release." For most color patterns, this actually means when the color pattern was advocated or "advertised," not when it was first a color pattern in the game. Example - the Frosty Bombhead Mask was in the game long before the first "Frosty" recolors were.

If the DoR column has a link, then the pattern was advocated in some way. Otherwise, it has either been in the game since release, or is a colloquial term used to describe a general group of colors, like "grey."