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Invisible <voi### [at] dev null> wrote:
> Show me a set of colours, and I'll tell you whether it looks good or
> not. Show me a blank screen, and buggered if I can think of a set of
> colours that might look good.
That's why you should use a color picker, such as the ones in image
manipulation programs (the Gimp, if you don't have anything else).
Choose a color which looks good, and then look its rgb values (the picker
will show them) and use those in your program.
If you want to go really fancy, you could *test* the colors before using
them, such as by creating a gradient between two of the colors you chose,
to see how well they blend together.
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- Warp
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