Cheat Engine

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right now a creating program like ACTool and it works fine now i just have to add some more commands

and right now im on adding a check color command and wondering whats the best way

should it check for RGB to check if value = blue for example or should it check for the exactly value in hex

if i should use RGB to check the color which should be the best i have another question

the 3 base colors is Blue, Green , Red
if i check an pixel and the pixel is blue does blue have the highest value then?

and how should i make a check for this because if i find another color like brown the value will be something spread out and the check will probably show wrong result

the problem with the check should be that there is so many combination that making same colors

[--Pillboi--]

What language? I'll assume C++.
Use getpixel to get the color at a certain pixel, which is stored in a colorref structure.
To compare colors, just compare the colorref structures.
Use GetRValue, GetGValue, and GetBValue macros to split the colorrefs into rgb.
Complete blue would be 0,0,255. However, colours are mixed to create other colors, for example 255,255,255 is white; 0,0,0 is black; 100,100,100 is a grey; 255,0,255 is a dark purple; and 125,0,125 is a light purple.
Each exact colour can only have one RGB code, but different variants of the colour have different RGB codes.
If you are asking what combinations make up certain colours, well with most, that's a matter of opinion. For example, 0,0,100 and 0,0,200 are both blues, but we would probably say that 1,0,100 is still a blue, but in fact it is a very blue purple.
For other colours like orange, it get's more complicated.

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[NothingToShow]

To make it easier, you could, as you mentioned yourself, just make the user define a RGB value to search for.

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[--Pillboi--]

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