Thursday January 22nd,2026 7:44PM

[A Former User]

@Pancakex Same

[A Former User]

@st4tic But ii did this before and it didn't work

[Pancakex]

do #e0c810 or sum like that

[A Former User]

@Pancakex Prolly

[A Former User]

@Pancakex #e0c1810 dfffd nope

[st4tic]

no, he meant to put #e0c810 inside %(these brackets)
then your text will look like this, for example

[A Former User]

@st4tic don't work

[Pancakex]

use the #

[Pancakex]

%(#86acc2[hufsgksve]

[Pancakex]

oh wait I kinda forgt

[A Former User]

%#Abdc890 Ghy

[A Former User]

@Pancakex #e0c810

[st4tic]

This is not how you do it-

[A Former User]

@st4tic Then howwww??

[st4tic]

for example, try doing something like this:

%(#e0c810)[test]

you can replace the hex code with another, or you can also put the color name inside %(these brackets). to change what the text says change the text in [these brackets] :)

if you're using a hex code, remember to always put the # before the code itself

[A Former User]

@st4tic Okay thank-you

[A Former User]

%(#e0c810) [color]

[st4tic]

Almost there, but don't leave a space in between

[A Former User]

%(#e0C810) #[ color ]

[st4tic]

Remember, it should be

%(#e0C810)[like this]

with no spaces