I think Chromophore is written in HTML code. I don't have any knowledge about that. Try getting a hold of k10w3

I know she has modified that type of rainy before.

It is the new type - scripts and xml. Of course, XML is kinda like HTML.  It was Rainy who told me I could just rename it to zip to edit it. The color thing mystifies me. I'm not that familiar with xml, and I don't know where the limitation comes from. I think it was a static value, so I can't follow the code past that.

I prefer the older version, 0.21. Its so much easier.

XLM, I course.....silly me.

Like I said; k10w3 has modified this kind of rainy before, so sh may be able to help.

Norwegian for XML, of course...silly me? 

Got an answer on the other forum. After staring at it then reading the thread he linked I am almost understanding. It has to do with the skin uses a bit mapped background.  The number is derived by some type of strange mathematical process that uses the result to put into the xml and produces a color.  That in mind I'm going to try it and see what happens. If anyone is interested in calculations to float a space ship:

http://www.rainlendar.net/cms/index.php?option=com_kunena&Itemid=42&func=view&catid=3&id=15613

The math part comes into play on page two. It still has my head spinning, but I just got back from a journey up the coast a couple hours and back again. Actually, it's kinda fun to read, but I have a weird sense of humor. Who is on first, anyhow?

OK, I tried this. Silly thing only recognizes the first number. Period.  I guess I'll pester folks on the other list to see if I can edit it from bitmap color to some other type. It's been nearly 20 years since I have done more than simple programing. We did Pascal...