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So, this script that I am using uses colors like in the form of 0x333333. All that I know are simple hex color codes, such as #EEEEEE. What would that color be in this weird format? Thanks.
There’s nothing weird about it. That color in particular would be a shade of very light gray – close to white.
The way to read hex colors is that, starting from the left, you have a byte representing Red, a byte representing Green, and a byte representing Blue.
0xEEEEEEimplies that you have a value of0xEEfor red,0xEEfor green, and0xEEfor blue. They’re all the same so you won’t get any distinct primary or secondary colors.