Multi-Color Text Gen - [SOURCE]

[Fragma]

I didn't plan on releasing this source as it took me a long time to work out for myself, but as It's from an old project of mine, I figured why not.

Colours (Click to View)

Code:

Try
            Dim lol As New Random
            Dim color(66) As String
            color(0) = "Green"
            color(1) = "Red"
            color(2) = "Blue"
            color(3) = "Pink"
            color(4) = "Yellow"
            color(5) = "White"
            color(6) = "AliceBlue"
            color(7) = "Darkorange"
            color(8) = "DarkOrchid"
            color(9) = "Cornflowerblue"
            color(10) = "Cornsilk"
            color(11) = "Crimson"
            color(12) = "Cyan"
            color(13) = "Darkblue"
            color(14) = "Darkcyan"
            color(15) = "Darkgoldenrod"
            color(16) = "Darkgray"
            color(17) = "Darkgreen"
            color(18) = "Darkkhaki"
            color(19) = "Darkmagenta"
            color(20) = "Darkolivegreen"
            color(21) = "Darkorange"
            color(22) = "Darkorchid"
            color(23) = "Darkred"
            color(24) = "Darksalmon"
            color(25) = "Darkseagreen"
            color(26) = "Darkslateblue"
            color(27) = "Darkslategray"
            color(28) = "Darkturquoise"
            color(29) = "Darkviolet"
            color(30) = "Deeppink"
            color(31) = "Deepskyblue"
            color(32) = "Dimgray"
            color(33) = "Dodgerblue"
            color(34) = "Firebrick"
            color(35) = "Floralwhite"
            color(36) = "Forestgreen"
            color(37) = "Fuchsia"
            color(38) = "Magenta"
            color(39) = "Maroon"
            color(40) = "Mediumaquamarine"
            color(41) = "Mediumblue"
            color(42) = "Mediumorchid"
            color(43) = "Mediumpurple"
            color(44) = "Mediumseagreen"
            color(45) = "Mediumslateblue"
            color(46) = "Mediumspringgreen"
            color(47) = "Mediumturquoise"
            color(48) = "Mediumvioletred"
            color(49) = "Midnightblue"
            color(50) = "Gold"
            color(51) = "Goldenrod"
            color(52) = "Gray"
            color(53) = "Green"
            color(54) = "Greenyellow"
            color(55) = "Blueviolet"
            color(56) = "Brown"
            color(57) = "Burlywood"
            color(58) = "Cadetblue"
            color(59) = "Chartreuse"
            color(60) = "Chocolate"
            color(61) = "Coral"
            color(62) = "Crimson"
            color(63) = "Hotpink"
            color(64) = "Tomato"
            color(65) = "Turquoise"
            color(66) = "Violet"

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Code:

Dim input As String = txtBox.Text
            Dim output As String = ""
            For Each character As Char In input.ToCharArray()
                If cboxForum.Checked = True Then
                    output += "[color=" + color(String.Format("{0}", lol.Next(0, 67))) + "]" & character.ToString() & "[/color]"
                Else
                    output += "[c=" + lol.Next(0, 67).ToString() + "]" & character.ToString() & "[/c]"
                End If
                txtBox.Text = output
            Next
        Catch ex As Exception
        End Try

You should be able to work out whats going on, and it's very easy for you to add more colors.

Just stick all of that code into a button_click and you're done.

100% coding was done by me so if you use it, please give credits.

[Shock]

Nice Man

This will be easier than Googling "Color Wheel" lol

[Mystic Guru]

Awesome, thanks for this. I will try it out.

[Fragma]

I'm far too kind giving this out lol.

Glad you guys appreciate it.

[mladen190]

woho thanks! Just thought to ge that :p

[ThePrinCe]

Nice Share budy, Thank's .