Yes, finding the same colour again turned out a bit more difficult than expected.
It turns out that you can't use the RGB values of todays ldconfig to recreate a new code for the same colour that a ditherd code represents.
I had to use the original RGB values found here
As a result of that I desided to abandon the old code, and started looking att pictures of real parts.
![[Image: use1.jpg]](http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/slyowl/Reviews/6286/use1.jpg)
This is one of the best I could find. IMO, 484, Dark Orange, gives the best overall result.
Maybe the one with blue jacket and the one with a brown vest should have a darker shade of brown.
Any suggestions?
All of the torsos with brown belts used the same dithered code, 486.
The brown vest used dithered code 358, which is a mix of brown (6) and brown (6) and doesn't make sense.
If you blend brown with brown the resulting colour must be brown too.....
It turns out that you can't use the RGB values of todays ldconfig to recreate a new code for the same colour that a ditherd code represents.
I had to use the original RGB values found here
As a result of that I desided to abandon the old code, and started looking att pictures of real parts.
This is one of the best I could find. IMO, 484, Dark Orange, gives the best overall result.
Maybe the one with blue jacket and the one with a brown vest should have a darker shade of brown.
Any suggestions?
All of the torsos with brown belts used the same dithered code, 486.
The brown vest used dithered code 358, which is a mix of brown (6) and brown (6) and doesn't make sense.
If you blend brown with brown the resulting colour must be brown too.....