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Returns RGB color codes for an item quality. | Returns RGB color codes for an item [[quality]]. | ||
r, g, b, hex = GetItemQualityColor(quality) | r, g, b, hex = GetItemQualityColor(quality) | ||
== Arguments == | |||
* quality (number) - The numeric ID of the quality from 0 (Poor) to 7 (Heirloom). | |||
== Returns == | |||
* r (number) - The Red component of the color (0 to 1, inclusive). | |||
* g (number) - The Green component of the color (0 to 1, inclusive). | |||
* b (number) - The Blue component of the color (0 to 1, inclusive). | |||
* hex (string) - The 4 character hex [[UI escape sequences|UI escape sequence]] for this color | |||
== | == Example == | ||
for i = 0, 8 do | |||
local r, g, b, hex = GetItemQualityColor(i) | |||
print(i, hex, _G["ITEM_QUALITY" .. i .. "_DESC"], hex:sub(5)) | |||
end | |||
: | === Result === | ||
: | : Will print all qualities, in their individual colors (example result from version 6.2.4). | ||
: | 0 <span style="color: #9d9d9d">Poor ff9d9d9d</span> | ||
: | 1 <span style="color: #ffffff">Common ffffffff</span> | ||
2 <span style="color: #1eff00">Uncommon ff1eff00</span> | |||
3 <span style="color: #0070dd">Rare ff0070dd</span> | |||
4 <span style="color: #a335ee">Epic ffa335ee</span> | |||
5 <span style="color: #ff8000">Legendary ffff8000</span> | |||
6 <span style="color: #e6cc80">Artifact ffe6cc80</span> | |||
7 <span style="color: #e6cc80">Heirloom ffe6cc80</span> | |||
8 <span style="color: #00ccff">WoW Token ff00ccff</span> | |||
== | == Details == | ||
: GetItemQualityColor() was added in 1.9.1 | |||
:If an invalid quality index is specified, GetItemQualityColor() returns white (same as index 1): | |||
::r = 1 | |||
::g = 1 | |||
::b = 1 | |||
::hex = |cffffffff | |||
==== | == Changes == | ||
: | * Quality 7 was added in version [[Patch 3.0]] for heirloom items | ||
* ITEM_QUALITY7_DESC is now defined as of [[Patch 3.1.1]] | |||
* [[Patch 6.1.2]] introduced quality 8, WoW Token. | |||
* [[Patch 7.0.3]] changed the Heirloom color from <span style="color: #e6cc80">Heirloom ffe6cc80</span> to <span style="color: #00ccff">Heirloom ff00ccff</span>. This was likely done to avoid confusion with <span style="color: #e6cc80">Artifact ffe6cc80.</span> | |||
== | == See also == | ||
* [[API ITEM_QUALITY_COLORS]] | |||
* [[API TYPE Quality|API TYPE Qualit]]y | |||
Latest revision as of 04:46, 15 August 2023
← WoW API < GetItemQualityColor
Returns RGB color codes for an item quality.
r, g, b, hex = GetItemQualityColor(quality)
Arguments[edit]
- quality (number) - The numeric ID of the quality from 0 (Poor) to 7 (Heirloom).
Returns[edit]
- r (number) - The Red component of the color (0 to 1, inclusive).
- g (number) - The Green component of the color (0 to 1, inclusive).
- b (number) - The Blue component of the color (0 to 1, inclusive).
- hex (string) - The 4 character hex UI escape sequence for this color
Example[edit]
for i = 0, 8 do local r, g, b, hex = GetItemQualityColor(i) print(i, hex, _G["ITEM_QUALITY" .. i .. "_DESC"], hex:sub(5)) end
Result[edit]
- Will print all qualities, in their individual colors (example result from version 6.2.4).
0 Poor ff9d9d9d 1 Common ffffffff 2 Uncommon ff1eff00 3 Rare ff0070dd 4 Epic ffa335ee 5 Legendary ffff8000 6 Artifact ffe6cc80 7 Heirloom ffe6cc80 8 WoW Token ff00ccff
Details[edit]
- GetItemQualityColor() was added in 1.9.1
- If an invalid quality index is specified, GetItemQualityColor() returns white (same as index 1):
- r = 1
- g = 1
- b = 1
- hex = |cffffffff
Changes[edit]
- Quality 7 was added in version Patch 3.0 for heirloom items
- ITEM_QUALITY7_DESC is now defined as of Patch 3.1.1
- Patch 6.1.2 introduced quality 8, WoW Token.
- Patch 7.0.3 changed the Heirloom color from Heirloom ffe6cc80 to Heirloom ff00ccff. This was likely done to avoid confusion with Artifact ffe6cc80.