I once found a website that had a list of basically every single color you could name in zmud, and a sample of each color as well. Of course, I didn't bookmark this site and now I can't find it anymore after many google searches. Does anybody know where I can find something like this?
ZMUD colors
From the Zmud help file.
Your version probably has more than the 16 colours i have on mine.
Syntax: #CO attribute pattern
Related: #HIGHLIGHT
Example
If the pattern parameter is left out, this command changes the color of the last line received from the MUD. The color attribute can be a numeric attribute (compatible with the attribute values used by the text modes of DOS) or can be a combination of string values listed below, seperated by commas.
If the pattern is included, a trigger is created to color any line matching the given pattern with the specifed color.
Color values:
black 0
blue 1
green 2
cyan 3
red 4
magenta 5
brown 6
gray 7
yellow 14
white 15
bold 128
to make a color brighter, add 8 to the base value. For example, 9 is bright blue. To change the background color, rather than the foreground, multiply the base value by 16. For example, to get a red background, use 4*16 or 64. To make the foreground font bold, add 128 to the value.
Thus, a bold white on a blue background would be 128 + 1*16 + 15 = 159.
Yeah I actually did some digging and I found a list of the colors buried in zmud help files. It doesn't show what they look like, though. For all who are interested:
http://forums.zuggsoft.com/modules/mx_kb/kb.php?mode=doc&page=3&refpage=3&a=%25colorname
#VAR Colours aliceblue|antiquewhite|aqua|aquamarine|azure|beige|bisque|black|blanchedalmond|blue|blueviolet|brown|burlywood|cadetblue|chartreuse|chocolate|coral|cornflowerblue|cornsilk|crimson|cyan|darkblue|darkcyan|darkgoldenrod|darkgray|darkgreen|darkkhaki|darkmagenta|darkolivegreen|darkorange|darkorchid|darkred|darksalmon|darkseagreen|darkslateblue|darkslategray|darkturquoise|darkviolet|deeppink|deepskyblue|dimgray|dodgerblue|firebrick|floralwhite|forestgreen|fuchsia|gainsboro|ghostwhite|gold|goldenrod|gray|green|greenyellow|honeydew|hotpink|indianred|indigo|ivory|khaki|lavender|lavenderblush|lawngreen|lemonchiffon|lightblue|lightcoral|lightcyan|lightgoldenrodyellow|lightgreen|lightgrey|lightpink|lightsalmon|lightseagreen|lightskyblue|lightslategray|lightsteelblue|lightyellow|lime|limegreen|linen|magenta|maroon|mediumaquamarine|mediumblue|mediumorchid|mediumpurple|mediumseagreen|mediumslateblue|mediumspringgreen|mediumturquoise|mediumvioletred|midnightblue|mintcream|mistyrose|moccasin|navajowhite|navy|oldlace|olive|olivedrab|orange|orangered|orchid|palegoldenrod|palegreen|paleturquoise|palevioletred|papayawhip|peachpuff|peru|pink|plum|powderblue|purple|red|rosybrown|royalblue|saddlebrown|salmon|sandybrown|seagreen|seashell|sienna|silver|skyblue|slateblue|slategray|snow|springgreen|steelblue|tan|teal|thistle|tomato|turquoise|violet|wheat|white|whitesmoke|yellow|yellowgreen
#FORALL @Colours {#SAYPROMPT {%i }}
#CR
This is nice!
Edit: ops missed the first line, try it now.
Funny, that script didn't work for me. It says the @Colours variable is empty.