Chain Cylinder Color Switch

[escxfemale03]

Now I did a search on the forums with this nifty button at the top of the page.  I found one but it looks like the attachment is removed.  Switching PMG and modifying whatever I need on the lines of how I look is quite at my level.  But taking it at a level higher and going to find a way to change the color of the Chain Cylinder flare when it activates is a bit above me.

I wouldn't mind to be able to customize the colors themselves, but first I would like to know if it was possible.  This isn't a simple PMG switch... this goes deeper.  I'll do it for myself if someone could help me understand the process

[Axel!]

Correct me if I am wrong but, isnt there one in the files section?

~edit~
I used the search function in the downloads section, typed in "cylinder" and I got what you're asking for. Not only is there a search bar for the forum but also for the downloads section$

[escxfemale03]

I looked, Couldn't find it

[Axel!]

I looked, Couldn't find it

Updated my earlier post

[xBoundByHonorx]

It's in a XML file find the hex code for te color u want and find the charge color for chain cylinder. The color code should look like this example =FF00FF00. Make sure u change the # to FF. Change the color to the hex code you want you can find the hex codes at http://www.december.com/html/spec/colorhex.html .then once you have done that save the file put in right folder and data pack and yes I'm sure you knew to save and put in right folder but I just repeat it. hope this helped

[小太]

It's in a XML file find the hex code for te color u want and find the charge color for chain cylinder. The color code should look like this example =FF00FF00. Make sure u change the # to FF. Change the color to the hex code you want you can find the hex codes at http://www.december.com/html/spec/colorhex.html .then once you have done that save the file put in right folder and data pack and yes I'm sure you knew to save and put in right folder but I just repeat it. hope this helped

Better reference for hex colour codes:
#[AA]RRBBGG
The # is only put in for web development.
A = Alpha (00 ~ FF)
R = Red (00 ~ FF)
B = Blue (00 ~ FF)
G = Green (00 ~FF)

[xBoundByHonorx]

Better reference for hex colour codes:
#[AA]RRBBGG
The # is only put in for web development.
A = Alpha (00 ~ FF)
R = Red (00 ~ FF)
B = Blue (00 ~ FF)
G = Green (00 ~FF)

oh, well I didn't know all that but all I knew was to change the # to FF