Emerald settings for all blade colors

[Dauntless Seven]

My DVA for Emerald as shipped by US was set to B: 100%, R: 13.7%

My understanding is that the technicians basically eye ball the color when they create it and therefore some variations in the settings.  Most users of the Emerald driver will tweak their own preferences and even invent a new hue.  Anyway have fun and share your blade color creations.   

[shade_1313]

My understanding is that the technicians basically eye ball the color when they create it and therefore some variations in the settings.  Most users of the Emerald driver will tweak their own preferences and even invent a new hue.  Anyway have fun and share your blade color creations.   

That's my understanding too.  But whoever set up my saber sent me a color that I absolutely love.  It's really a fantastic purple, and very reminiscent of what I think of when I think of a fluorescent black light tube.

[Dauntless Seven]

Well then lucky you and store those settings.  Would really like to see a photo if the color translates accurately.   

[shade_1313]

The first thing I did when I plugged in and fired up the launcher was note down the settings.   

When I get the twin of this saber in the next couple weeks, to finish off the Dark Menace staff, it'll be fun to see if it comes with the same settings for DVA.

[Darth Calon]

The first thing I did when I plugged in and fired up the launcher was note down the settings.   

When I get the twin of this saber in the next couple weeks, to finish off the Dark Menace staff, it'll be fun to see if it comes with the same settings for DVA.

A Dark Menace staff in DVA! That's gonna look sweet!

[shade_1313]

A Dark Menace staff in DVA! That's gonna look sweet!

Yes, yes it does.





 

[LoocPac]

This is awesome, but where can I put these color codes in using this new V4 launcher, all it gives me for options are percentages....

[jedikiller]

nice i just got my first saber... may the force be with you...

[Landen Se-Sentien]

I don't seem to be able to modify the original post so here's the list again complete with percentage values for use in the new launcher software. Thanks guys for providing the missing colours

Blade Colour	|	Red -	Green -	Blue	|	Red -	Green -	Blue (%)
Guardian Blue	|			255	|			100
Dark Violet Amethyst	|	47		255	|	18		100
Violet Amethyst	|	122		255	|	48		100
Hot Pink	|	255		190	|	100		75
Bane's Heart	|	255		30	|	100		12
Blazing Red	|	255			|	100
Pyrestone Orange	|	255	44		|	100	17
Fire Orange	|	255	119		|	100	47
Sentinel Yellow	|	218	255		|	85	100
Consular Green	|		255		|		100
Emerald Green	|		255	16	|		100	6
Sunriders Destiny	|		255	122	|		100	48
Arctic Blue	|		255	255	|		100	100
Adegan Silver	|	153	255	177	|	60	100	69

Thanks, Tom!  I was actually going to use Sciggs' list and do the math conversions tonight.  Now I don't have to.  Point!

[LordVen]

This is PERFECT! I've been looking for a list like this!

[Darth Torturous]

This is awesome, but where can I put these color codes in using this new V4 launcher, all it gives me for options are percentages....

I know this might be a little bit late - but just in case you or anyone else has use for it

Just divide the value by 255 and multiply by 100. So 44 would be (44/255)*100 = 17.3

M

[Darth Torturous]

Yes, yes it does.





 

That looks awesome - could I ask what the colour settings are?

[Crag Dweller]

Also way late thanking for all the work compiling the original list and subsequent updates.  What a great baseline to customize from.

[damiandouglaslim]

I absolutely agree that it's down to one's preference of how comfortable they are with the settings of the hue. This list, as well as Sciggs', serve a great deal as baseline. Thanks to both for the effort!

When configuring the Emerald LED Driver, please also take into consideration that these factors may affect your decision:
1) Lighting of the room
2) Blade used (whether it's UltraEdge or non-UltraEdge, Mid-Grade or Heavy Grade)
3) Camera quality and the mode used (affecting how it looks on photo)
4) 2nd and 3rd opinions

[Rychek]

I know this might be a little bit late - but just in case you or anyone else has use for it

Just divide the value by 255 and multiply by 100. So 44 would be (44/255)*100 = 17.3

M

You can also click on the color in the launcher then click on the button labeled "Easy" to switch to advanced mode and get the color numbers in stead of percentages.