Difference between revisions of "Color"

Raws
	[COLOR:AMBER] [NAME:amber] [WORD:AMBER] [RGB:255:191:0] [COLOR:AMETHYST] [NAME:amethyst] [WORD:AMETHYST] [RGB:153:102:204] [COLOR:AQUA] [NAME:aqua] [WORD:AQUA] [RGB:0:255:255] [COLOR:AQUAMARINE] [NAME:aquamarine] [WORD:AQUAMARINE] [RGB:127:255:212] [COLOR:ASH_GRAY] [NAME:ash gray] [WORD:GRAY] [RGB:178:190:181] [COLOR:AUBURN] [NAME:auburn] [WORD:AUBURN] [RGB:111:53:26] [COLOR:AZURE] [NAME:azure] [WORD:AZURE] [RGB:0:127:255] [COLOR:BEIGE] [NAME:beige] [WORD:BEIGE] [RGB:245:245:220] [COLOR:BLACK] [NAME:black] [WORD:BLACK] [RGB:0:0:0] [COLOR:BLUE] [NAME:blue] [WORD:BLUE] [RGB:0:0:255] [COLOR:BRASS] [NAME:brass] [WORD:BRASS] [RGB:181:166:66] [COLOR:BRONZE] [NAME:bronze] [WORD:BRONZE] [RGB:205:127:50] [COLOR:BROWN] [NAME:brown] [WORD:BROWN] [RGB:150:75:0] [COLOR:BUFF] [NAME:buff] [WORD:BUFF] [RGB:240:220:130] [COLOR:BURNT_SIENNA] [NAME:burnt sienna] [WORD:SIENNA] [RGB:233:116:81] [COLOR:BURNT_UMBER] [NAME:burnt umber] [WORD:UMBER] [RGB:138:51:36] [COLOR:CARDINAL] [NAME:cardinal] [WORD:CARDINAL_COLOR] [RGB:196:30:58] [COLOR:CARMINE] [NAME:carmine] [WORD:CARMINE] [RGB:150:0:24] [COLOR:CERULEAN] [NAME:cerulean] [WORD:CERULEAN] [RGB:0:123:167] [COLOR:CHARCOAL] [NAME:charcoal] [WORD:CHARCOAL] [RGB:54:69:79] [COLOR:CHARTREUSE] [NAME:chartreuse] [WORD:CHARTREUSE] [RGB:127:255:0] [COLOR:CHESTNUT] [NAME:chestnut] [WORD:CHESTNUT] [RGB:205:92:92] [COLOR:CHOCOLATE] [NAME:chocolate] [WORD:CHOCOLATE] [RGB:210:105:30] [COLOR:CINNAMON] [NAME:cinnamon] [WORD:CINNAMON] [RGB:123:63:0] [COLOR:CLEAR] [NAME:clear] [WORD:CLEAR] [RGB:128:128:128] [COLOR:COBALT] [NAME:cobalt] [WORD:COBALT] [RGB:0:71:171] [COLOR:COPPER] [NAME:copper] [WORD:COPPER] [RGB:184:115:51] [COLOR:CREAM] [NAME:cream] [WORD:CREAM] [RGB:255:253:208] [COLOR:CRIMSON] [NAME:crimson] [WORD:CRIMSON] [RGB:220:20:60] [COLOR:DARK_BLUE] [NAME:dark blue] [WORD:BLUE] [RGB:0:0:139] [COLOR:DARK_BROWN] [NAME:dark brown] [WORD:BROWN] [RGB:101:67:33] [COLOR:DARK_CHESTNUT] [NAME:dark chestnut] [WORD:CHESTNUT] [RGB:152:105:96] [COLOR:DARK_GREEN] [NAME:dark green] [WORD:GREEN] [RGB:1:50:32] [COLOR:DARK_INDIGO] [NAME:dark indigo] [WORD:INDIGO] [RGB:49:0:98] [COLOR:DARK_OLIVE] [NAME:dark olive] [WORD:OLIVE] [RGB:85:104:50] [COLOR:DARK_PEACH] [NAME:dark peach] [WORD:PEACH] [RGB:255:218:185] [COLOR:DARK_PINK] [NAME:dark pink] [WORD:PINK] [RGB:231:84:128] [COLOR:DARK_SCARLET] [NAME:dark scarlet] [WORD:SCARLET] [RGB:86:3:25] [COLOR:DARK_TAN] [NAME:dark tan] [WORD:TAN] [RGB:145:129:81] [COLOR:DARK_VIOLET] [NAME:dark violet] [WORD:VIOLET] [RGB:66:49:137] [COLOR:ECRU] [NAME:ecru] [WORD:ECRU] [RGB:194:178:128] [COLOR:EMERALD] [NAME:emerald] [WORD:EMERALD] [RGB:80:200:120] [COLOR:FERN_GREEN] [NAME:fern green] [WORD:GREEN] [RGB:79:121:66] [COLOR:FLAX] [NAME:flax] [WORD:FLAX] [RGB:238:220:130] [COLOR:FUCHSIA] [NAME:fuchsia] [WORD:FUCHSIA] [RGB:244:0:161] [COLOR:GOLD] [NAME:gold] [WORD:GOLD] [RGB:212:175:55] [COLOR:GOLDEN_YELLOW] [NAME:golden yellow] [WORD:GOLD] [WORD:YELLOW] [RGB:255:223:0] [COLOR:GOLDENROD] [NAME:goldenrod] [WORD:GOLDENROD] [RGB:218:165:32] [COLOR:GRAY] [NAME:gray] [WORD:GRAY] [RGB:128:128:128] [COLOR:GREEN] [NAME:green] [WORD:GREEN] [RGB:0:255:0] [COLOR:GREEN-YELLOW] [NAME:green-yellow] [WORD:GREEN] [WORD:YELLOW] [RGB:173:255:47] [COLOR:HELIOTROPE] [NAME:heliotrope] [WORD:HELIOTROPE] [RGB:223:115:255] [COLOR:INDIGO] [NAME:indigo] [WORD:INDIGO] [RGB:75:0:130] [COLOR:IVORY] [NAME:ivory] [WORD:IVORY] [RGB:255:255:240] [COLOR:JADE] [NAME:jade] [WORD:JADE] [RGB:0:168:107] [COLOR:LAVENDER] [NAME:lavender] [WORD:LAVENDER] [RGB:230:230:250] [COLOR:LAVENDER_BLUSH] [NAME:lavender blush] [WORD:LAVENDER] [RGB:255:240:245] [COLOR:LEMON] [NAME:lemon] [WORD:LEMON] [RGB:253:233:16] [COLOR:LIGHT_BLUE] [NAME:light blue] [WORD:BLUE] [RGB:173:216:230] [COLOR:LIGHT_BROWN] [NAME:light brown] [WORD:BROWN] [RGB:205:133:63] [COLOR:LILAC] [NAME:lilac] [WORD:LILAC] [RGB:200:162:200] [COLOR:LIME] [NAME:lime] [WORD:LIME] [RGB:204:255:0] [COLOR:MAHOGANY] [NAME:mahogany] [WORD:MAHOGANY] [RGB:192:64:0] [COLOR:MAROON] [NAME:maroon] [WORD:MAROON_COLOR] [RGB:128:0:0] [COLOR:MAUVE] [NAME:mauve] [WORD:MAUVE] [RGB:153:51:102] [COLOR:MAUVE_TAUPE] [NAME:mauve taupe] [WORD:MAUVE] [WORD:TAUPE] [RGB:145:95:109] [COLOR:MIDNIGHT_BLUE] [NAME:midnight blue] [WORD:BLUE] [RGB:0:51:102] [COLOR:MINT_GREEN] [NAME:mint green] [WORD:GREEN] [RGB:152:255:152] [COLOR:MOSS_GREEN] [NAME:moss green] [WORD:GREEN] [RGB:173:223:173] [COLOR:OCHRE] [NAME:ochre] [WORD:OCHRE] [RGB:204:119:34] [COLOR:OLIVE] [NAME:olive] [WORD:OLIVE] [RGB:128:128:0] [COLOR:ORANGE] [NAME:orange] [WORD:ORANGE] [RGB:255:165:0] [COLOR:PALE_BLUE] [NAME:pale blue] [WORD:BLUE] [RGB:175:238:238] [COLOR:PALE_BROWN] [NAME:pale brown] [WORD:BROWN] [RGB:152:118:84] [COLOR:PALE_CHESTNUT] [NAME:pale chestnut] [WORD:CHESTNUT] [RGB:221:173:175] [COLOR:PALE_PINK] [NAME:pale pink] [WORD:PINK] [RGB:250:218:221] [COLOR:PEACH] [NAME:peach] [WORD:PEACH] [RGB:255:229:180] [COLOR:PEARL] [NAME:pearl] [WORD:PEARL] [RGB:240:234:214] [COLOR:PERIWINKLE] [NAME:periwinkle] [WORD:PERIWINKLE] [RGB:204:204:255] [COLOR:PINE_GREEN] [NAME:pine green] [WORD:GREEN] [WORD:PINE] [RGB:1:121:111] [COLOR:PINK] [NAME:pink] [WORD:PINK] [RGB:255:192:203] [COLOR:PLUM] [NAME:plum] [WORD:PLUM] [RGB:102:0:102] [COLOR:PUCE] [NAME:puce] [WORD:PUCE] [RGB:204:136:153] [COLOR:PUMPKIN] [NAME:pumpkin] [WORD:PUMPKIN] [RGB:255:117:24] [COLOR:PURPLE] [NAME:purple] [WORD:PURPLE] [RGB:102:0:153] [COLOR:RAW_UMBER] [NAME:raw umber] [WORD:UMBER] [RGB:115:74:18] [COLOR:RED] [NAME:red] [WORD:RED] [RGB:255:0:0] [COLOR:RED_PURPLE] [NAME:red-purple] [WORD:RED] [WORD:PURPLE] [RGB:178:0:75] [COLOR:ROSE] [NAME:rose] [WORD:ROSE] [RGB:244:194:194] went with tea rose [COLOR:RUSSET] [NAME:russet] [WORD:RUSSET] [RGB:117:90:87] [COLOR:RUST] [NAME:rust] [WORD:RUST] [RGB:183:65:14] [COLOR:SAFFRON] [NAME:saffron] [WORD:SAFFRON] [RGB:244:196:48] [COLOR:SCARLET] [NAME:scarlet] [WORD:SCARLET] [RGB:255:36:0] [COLOR:SEA_GREEN] [NAME:sea green] [WORD:GREEN] [WORD:SEA] [WORD:OCEAN] [RGB:46:139:87] [COLOR:SEPIA] [NAME:sepia] [WORD:SEPIA] [RGB:112:66:20] [COLOR:SILVER] [NAME:silver] [WORD:SILVER] [RGB:192:192:192] [COLOR:SKY_BLUE] [NAME:sky blue] [WORD:BLUE] [RGB:135:206:235] [COLOR:SLATE_GRAY] [NAME:slate gray] [WORD:GRAY] [RGB:112:128:144] [COLOR:SPRING_GREEN] [NAME:spring green] [WORD:GREEN] [RGB:0:255:127] [COLOR:TAN] [NAME:tan] [WORD:TAN] [RGB:210:180:140] [COLOR:TAUPE_DARK] [NAME:dark taupe] [WORD:TAUPE] [RGB:72:60:50] [COLOR:TAUPE_GRAY] [NAME:taupe gray] [WORD:TAUPE] [WORD:GRAY] [RGB:139:133:137] [COLOR:TAUPE_MEDIUM] [NAME:taupe] [WORD:TAUPE] [RGB:103:76:71] [COLOR:TAUPE_PURPLE] [NAME:purple taupe] [WORD:PURPLE] [WORD:TAUPE] [RGB:80:64:77] [COLOR:TAUPE_PALE] [NAME:pale taupe] [WORD:TAUPE] [RGB:188:152:126] [COLOR:TAUPE_ROSE] [NAME:rose taupe] [WORD:TAUPE] [RGB:144:93:93] [COLOR:TAUPE_SANDY] [NAME:sandy taupe] [WORD:TAUPE] [RGB:150:113:23] [COLOR:TEAL] [NAME:teal] [WORD:TEAL] [RGB:0:128:128] [COLOR:TURQUOISE] [NAME:turquoise] [WORD:TURQUOISE] [RGB:48:213:200] [COLOR:VERMILION] [NAME:vermilion] [WORD:VERMILION] [RGB:227:66:52] [COLOR:VIOLET] [NAME:violet] [WORD:VIOLET] [RGB:139:0:255] [COLOR:WHITE] [NAME:white] [WORD:WHITE] [RGB:255:255:255] [COLOR:YELLOW] [NAME:yellow] [WORD:YELLOW] [RGB:255:255:0] [COLOR:YELLOW_GREEN] [NAME:yellow-green] [WORD:GREEN] [WORD:YELLOW] [RGB:154:205:50]

Revision as of 16:51, 16 June 2019

xTATTEREDx · +FINE+ · *SUPERIOR* · ≡EXCEPTIONAL≡ · ☼MASTERWORK☼

v50.14 · v0.47.05

This article is about the current version of DF.
Note that some content may still need to be updated.

More Info · V

(For an overview of graphics in Dwarf Fortress, see Graphics)

(For user-compiled colors see color scheme)

Dwarf Fortress can use 16 colors to give every tile a foreground and background color. These 16 colors make up the color scheme. Which of these colors are assigned to a given tile is often decided by values in its raw file. Whether a pixel shows foreground, background, black or anything in between is influenced by its brightness and opacity. Color is used to express various information, from a dwarf's profession to the natural color of a terrain feature to the material an item is made of.

Overview

The tileset influences color display

In the simplest case, a pixel on a tileset is either white (foreground) or transparent* (background). However, black, and anything in between is possible as well (even color):

a white pixel will show the foreground color
a transparent* pixel will show the background color
a black pixel will stay black

The darker a white pixel is (i.e. a shade of grey), the darker the foreground color will be displayed. Similarly, a black pixel with lower opacity will result in a darker background color. A partially transparent, non-black pixel shows both the background and foreground color.^[Verify] *magenta for .bmp files.

Colors are assigned based on material and other raw values

To decide which colors to use, DF looks at raw values for that object (color value or color token) and selects a foreground and background color from the 16 colors in the color scheme. When a color value is defined, it directly picks it from the 16. When instead a color token is defined, the game compares the color token definition to all 16 colors in the color scheme and picks the closest match.

How colors are assigned

Colors of Status icons, professions, text and the interface in general are hardcoded. Items, furniture, constructions, and geographic features get the color of their material. Dyes and material contaminants use color tokens.

Wall and floor color

Phyllite (to the left) has DISPLAY_COLOR:0:7:1 and BASIC_COLOR:7:0. The white sand present has DISPLAY_COLOR:7:6:1 and so the actual floor color is 7:1 (white).

While the foreground, background and brightness shown in the RAW files will be applied to walls, the mineral's "secondary" color will end up different. Here is how it works:

If the BASIC_COLOR tag is specified, it will use that color. Note that the BASIC_COLOR tag only has foreground and brightness as arguments.
If BASIC_COLOR is left out:
- The background color is forced to 0 (effectively stripping it).
- If the foreground color is 0, the game will display it as dark grey, color 8 (in other words, color 0 with brightness 1).

This is effective for stairs, floors, ramps, and constructions (in the case of stone). When stone is engraved, it uses the material's TILE_COLOR (which is the same as the DISPLAY_COLOR unless overridden).

Color values

Colors are primarily defined using the [COLOR:x:y:z] or [DISPLAY_COLOR:x:y:z] tokens. The three arguments are:

Foreground color [0-7]
Background color [0-7]
Brightness of the foreground color [0 or 1]

The brightness of the background color is always 0.

By default*, the following 8 pairs of colors are displayed:

Col.	Bri.	Name
0	0	Black
1	0	Blue
2	0	Green
3	0	Cyan
4	0	Red
5	0	Magenta
6	0	Brown
7	0	Light grey

Col.	Bri.	Name	Alt.
0	1	Dark grey	8
1	1	Light blue	9
2	1	Light green	10
3	1	Light cyan	11
4	1	Light red	12
5	1	Light magenta	13
6	1	Yellow	14
7	1	White	15

(* See color scheme for information about how to change the actual various colors as displayed.)

Sometimes the color numbers are part of another token, e.g. [LEAVES:quarry bush leaf:quarry bush leaves:6:7:0:0:0:0:1:LOCAL_PLANT_MAT:LEAF] specifies the colors "7:0:0" for quarry bush leaves and "0:0:1" for wilted quarry bush leaves.

Values 8-15

If the brightness value is 1 or another nonzero number, it adds 8 to the foreground color. If the final value of the foreground or background is 8-15, it appears as a "bright" color.

As these values can be manually typed in instead of using the brightness value, you can also give the background a bright color with this method. For example, for a white background color, add 8 to 7 = 15. For a light green background color, you add 8 to 2 = 10.

Color tokens

Material contaminants and dyes do not use color flags; instead, they reference color tokens defined in descriptor_color_standard.txt. Color tokens are simply referenced by the token name, e.g. [STATE_COLOR:SOLID:DARK_GREEN] or [POWDER_DYE:EMERALD]. However, the defined RGB values are never actually displayed in-game - instead, the game uses one of the above 16 colors, choosing the one with the closest RGB values.

The following colors are defined via tokens:

Token	RGB			Hex*
BLACK	0	0	0	#000000
CLEAR	128	128	128	#808080
GRAY	128	128	128	#808080
SILVER	192	192	192	#C0C0C0
WHITE	255	255	255	#FFFFFF
TAUPE_ROSE	144	93	93	#905D5D
CHESTNUT	205	92	92	#CD5C5C
MAROON	128	0	0	#800000
RED	255	0	0	#FF0000
RED_PURPLE	178	0	75	#B2004B
ROSE	244	194	194	#F4C2C2
VERMILION	227	66	52	#E34234
RUSSET	117	90	87	#755A57
SCARLET	255	36	0	#FF0024
BURNT_UMBER	138	51	36	#8A3324
TAUPE_MEDIUM	103	76	71	#674C47
DARK_CHESTNUT	152	105	96	#986960
BURNT_SIENNA	233	116	81	#E97451
RUST	183	65	14	#B7410E
AUBURN	111	53	26	#6F351A
MAHOGANY	192	64	0	#C04000
PUMPKIN	255	117	24	#FF7518
CHOCOLATE	210	105	30	#DC691E
TAUPE_PALE	188	152	126	#BC987E
TAUPE_DARK	72	60	50	#483C32
DARK_PEACH	255	218	185	#FFDAB9
COPPER	184	115	51	#B87333
LIGHT_BROWN	205	133	63	#CD853F
BRONZE	205	127	50	#CD7F32
PALE_BROWN	152	118	84	#987654
DARK_BROWN	101	67	33	#654321
SEPIA	112	66	20	#704214
OCHRE	204	119	34	#CC7722
BROWN	150	75	0	#964B00
CINNAMON	123	63	0	#7B3F00
TAN	210	180	140	#D2B48C
RAW_UMBER	115	74	18	#734A12
ORANGE	255	165	0	#FFA500
PEACH	255	229	180	#FFE5B4
TAUPE_SANDY	150	113	23	#967117

Token	RGB			Hex*
GOLDENROD	218	165	32	#DAA520
AMBER	255	191	0	#FFBF00
DARK_TAN	145	129	81	#918151
SAFFRON	244	196	48	#F4C430
ECRU	194	178	128	#C2B280
GOLD	212	175	55	#D4AF37
PEARL	240	234	214	#F0EBD6
BUFF	240	220	130	#F0DC82
FLAX	238	220	130	#EEDC82
BRASS	181	166	66	#B5A642
GOLDEN_YELLOW	255	223	0	#FFDF00
LEMON	253	233	16	#FDE910
CREAM	255	253	208	#FFFDD0
BEIGE	245	245	220	#F5F5DC
OLIVE	128	128	0	#808000
YELLOW	255	255	0	#FFFF00
IVORY	255	255	240	#FFFFF0
LIME	204	255	0	#CCFF00
YELLOW_GREEN	154	205	50	#9ACD32
DARK_OLIVE	85	104	50	#556832
GREEN-YELLOW	173	255	47	#ADFF2F
CHARTREUSE	127	255	0	#7BFF00
FERN_GREEN	79	121	66	#4F7942
MOSS_GREEN	173	223	173	#ADDFAD
GREEN	0	255	0	#00FF00
MINT_GREEN	152	255	152	#98FF98
ASH_GRAY	178	190	181	#B2BEB5
EMERALD	80	200	120	#50C878
SEA_GREEN	46	139	87	#2E8B57
SPRING_GREEN	0	255	127	#00FF7F
DARK_GREEN	1	50	32	#013220
JADE	0	168	107	#00A86B
AQUAMARINE	127	255	212	#7FFFD4
PINE_GREEN	1	121	111	#01796F
TURQUOISE	48	213	200	#30D5C8
PALE_BLUE	175	238	238	#AFEEEE
TEAL	0	128	128	#008080

Token	RGB			Hex*
AQUA	0	255	255	#00FFFF
LIGHT_BLUE	173	216	230	#ADD8E6
CERULEAN	0	123	167	#007BA7
SKY_BLUE	135	206	235	#87CEEB
CHARCOAL	54	69	79	#36454F
SLATE_GRAY	112	128	144	#708090
MIDNIGHT_BLUE	0	51	102	#003366
AZURE	0	127	255	#007FFF
COBALT	0	71	171	#0047AB
LAVENDER	230	230	250	#E6E6FA
DARK_BLUE	0	0	139	#00008B
BLUE	0	0	255	#00008B
PERIWINKLE	204	204	255	#CCCCFF
DARK_VIOLET	66	49	137	#423189
AMETHYST	153	102	204	#9966CC
DARK_INDIGO	49	0	98	#310062
VIOLET	139	0	255	#8B00FF
INDIGO	75	0	130	#4B0082
PURPLE	102	0	153	#660099
HELIOTROPE	223	115	255	#DF73FF
LILAC	200	162	200	#C8A2C8
PLUM	102	0	102	#660066
TAUPE_PURPLE	80	64	77	#50404D
TAUPE_GRAY	139	133	137	#8B8589
FUCHSIA	244	0	161	#F400A1
MAUVE	153	51	102	#993366
LAVENDER_BLUSH	255	240	245	#FFF0F5
DARK_PINK	231	84	128	#E75480
MAUVE_TAUPE	145	95	109	#915F6D
DARK_SCARLET	86	3	25	#560319
PUCE	204	136	153	#CC8899
CRIMSON	220	20	60	#DC143C
PINK	255	192	203	#FFC0CB
CARDINAL	196	30	58	#C41E3A
CARMINE	150	0	24	#960018
PALE_PINK	250	218	221	#FADADD
PALE_CHESTNUT	221	173	175	#DDADAF

*Hexadecimal color values are not used in the raws, but correspond to the RGB values that are. For further information, see this article.

Color lists

For the different colors used to represent different professions, see Skill categories.

For a list of the colors of items listed in the z-stocks menu, see Stocks.

For the colors of the various creatures, see creature

For the colors of status icons, see status icon

Material by color

For those concerned with aesthetics and want to know which materials are available in each color.

Color	Stones	Ores	Metals	Other
• White	Alabaster, Alunite, Borax, Calcite, Chalk, Cryolite, Dolomite, Limestone, Marble, Marcasite, Periclase, Quartzite, Rock salt, Satinspar, Selenite, Talc	Galena, Horn silver, Native aluminum, Native platinum, Native silver	Silver, Platinum, Aluminum, Fine pewter, Nickel silver, Sterling silver	Crystal glass, Feather tree, Tower-cap
• Light Gray	Anhydrite, Dacite, Gneiss, Granite, Phyllite, Stibnite	Bismuthinite	Nickel, Tin, Zinc, Billon, Trifle pewter
• Dark Gray	Andesite, Basalt, Claystone, Chromite, Diorite, Gabbro, Graphite, Hornblende, Ilmenite, Jet, Mica, Pyrolusite, Rhyolite, Shale, Slate, Obsidian	Bituminous coal, Lignite, Magnetite, Sphalerite, Tetrahedrite	Iron, Steel, Lead, Pig iron	Black-cap
• Brown	Chert, Conglomerate, Mudstone, Puddingstone, Sandstone, Schist, Siltstone	Cassiterite, Native copper	Copper, Bronze	All other aboveground trees
• Yellow	Brimstone, Orpiment, Orthoclase, Saltpeter, Sylvite, Gypsum	Limonite, Native gold	Gold, Bismuth bronze, Brass, Electrum	Fungiwood
• Dark Red	Bauxite, Kaolinite	Hematite		Blood thorn
• Red	Cinnabar, Petrified wood, Realgar			Goblin-cap
• Green	Olivine, Serpentine	Malachite		Green glass
• Bright Green		Garnierite
• Cyan			Lay pewter	Clear glass, Spore tree
• Light Cyan	Microcline	Raw adamantine	Adamantine	Ice
• Dark Blue	Kimberlite			Nether-cap
• Blue	Cobaltite
• Purple	Pitchblende, Rutile		Black bronze	Glumprong
• Magenta			Bismuth, Rose gold	Tunnel tube

"Color" in other Languages

Dwarven:	dakas
Elven:	mima
Goblin:	zon
Human:	rusna

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 {{Quality|Exceptional|15:26, 17 May 2015 (UTC)}}
 {{av}}
-:''(For an overview of graphics in DF, see [[Graphics|Graphics]])''
+:''(For an overview of graphics in Dwarf Fortress, see [[Graphics|Graphics]])''
-:''(For user compiled colors see [[color scheme]])''
+:''(For user-compiled colors see [[color scheme]])''
-DF can use 16 '''colors''' to give every tile a foreground and background color. These 16 colors make up the [[color scheme]]. Which of these colors are assigned to a given tile is often decided by values in its raw file. Whether a pixel shows  foreground, background, black or anything in between is influenced by its brightness and opacity.
+''Dwarf Fortress'' can use 16 '''colors''' to give every tile a foreground and background color. These 16 colors make up the [[color scheme]]. Which of these colors are assigned to a given tile is often decided by values in its raw file. Whether a pixel shows  foreground, background, black or anything in between is influenced by its brightness and opacity.
 Color is used to express various information, from a dwarf's [[profession]] to the natural color of a terrain feature to the material an item is made of.
@@ Line 36: / Line 36: @@
 -->
-== How Colors are assigned ==
+== How colors are assigned ==
 Colors of [[Status icon]]s, [[profession]]s, text and the [[interface]] in general are hardcoded. [[Item]]s, [[furniture]], [[construction]]s, and geographic features get the color of their [[material]]. Dyes and material contaminants use color tokens.
 ===Wall and floor color===