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changing code colours

PostPosted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 11:59 am
by Kaiser_Tottenham
Concise description:
  • chaning code colours in a way make it more suitable for any type of games: standard, doubles, triples & Quadruples, which made it easier for the player to read the game. As you can see sometimes if you are playing doubles then triples, you could be a bit lost.

standard:

player 1
player 2
player 3
player 4
player 5
player 6
player 7
player 8

1v1

player 1
player 2

doubles:

team 1: player 1 - player 2
team 2: player 3 - player 4
team 3: player 5 - player 6
team 4 : player 7 - player 8

triples:

team 1: player 1 - player 2 - player 3
team 2: player 4 - player 5 - player 6

Quadruples:

team 1: player 1 - player 2 - player 3 - player 4
team 2: player 5 - player 6 - player 7 - player 8


if you look now, each team in every type of games, had a bit suitable colours.

Re: changing code colours

PostPosted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 5:54 pm
by Aalmeida17
honestly i guess this a not cool idea

Re: changing code colours

PostPosted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 8:53 pm
by Kaiser_Tottenham
but we still need to make suitable colours for each team, for each type of game

Make Players Colours more suitable for Teams

PostPosted: Wed Sep 18, 2013 1:37 am
by Kaiser_Tottenham
Although I already suggested this before in 2010, but may be with more people added to games (from 8 to 12) and more different number of teams now, plus more members came in CC, i think it's the right time to push for this idea/

Concise description:
  • changing code colours, to make the colours suit any type of game, 1v1, 2v2, 3,3, 4v4 and even in the future 5v5 or 6v6 !

Specifics/Details:
  • here are the list of Colours in order
    Player No. 1
    player No 2
    player No.3
    player No.4
    player No.5
    player No.6
    player No.7
    player No.8
    player No.9
    player No.10
    player No.11
    player No.12
  • 1v1 ?
    Team1: Player No. 1
    Team2: player No 2
  • 2v2 ?
    Team1: Player No. 1 + player No 2
    Team2: player No.3 + player No.4
    Team3: player No.5 + player No.6
    Team4: player No.7 + player No.8
    Team5: player No.9 + player No.10
    Team6: player No.11 + player No.12
  • 3v3?
    Team1: Player No. 1 + player No 2 + player No.3
    Team2: player No.4 + player No.5 + player No.6
    Team3: player No.7 + player No.8 + player No.9
    Team4: player No.10 + player No.11 + player No.12
  • 4v4?
    Team1: Player No. 1 + player No 2 + player No.3 + player No.4
    Team2: player No.5 + player No.6 + player No.7 + player No.8
    Team3: player No.9 + player No.10 + player No.11 + player No.12
  • 5v5?
    Team1: Player No. 1 + player No 2 + player No.3 + player No.4 + player No.5
    Team2: player No.6 + player No.7 + player No.8 + player No.9 + player No.10
  • 6v6?
    Team1: Player No. 1 + player No 2 + player No.3 + player No.4 + player No.5 + player No.6
    Team2: player No.7 + player No.8 + player No.9 + player No.10 + player No.11 + player No.12

How this will benefit the site and/or other comments:
[list]
[*]To help the players to know their team easier, closer colours belongs to the same team in any type of game
for example, when you watch this king of games Game 13316712 or Game 13173564
how can each team think about the status of each team, where they are strong? etc.. I think the colour may help little bit.

best regards/

Re: Make Players Colours more suitable for Teams

PostPosted: Wed Sep 18, 2013 9:04 am
by spiesr

Re: Make Players Colours more suitable for Teams

PostPosted: Wed Sep 18, 2013 9:23 am
by Gilligan
I don't think that this is necessary. IMO, the most unique colors belong at the top of the list so that you can tell colors apart.

Telling colors apart is more important than having teams of the same shade.

Re: Make Players Colours more suitable for Teams

PostPosted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 11:00 pm
by patrickaa317
Gilligan wrote:I don't think that this is necessary. IMO, the most unique colors belong at the top of the list so that you can tell colors apart.

Telling colors apart is more important than having teams of the same shade.


This. Plus you have to account for colorblind people where seemingly opposite colors are actually quite similar to them.