Gaming & terminal
Discover gaming color codes
Search Minecraft chat colors, Discord accents, Roblox BrickColors, engine UI neutrals, and ANSI palettes — preview HEX, copy format codes inline, then open a platform page for the full table.
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Minecraft
Java chat colors
Open →Minecraft MOTD
Server list formatting
Open →Bukkit / Spigot
ChatColor table
Open →Roblox
BrickColor IDs
Open →Discord
Role & brand colors
Open →HTML5 Canvas
2D defaults
Open →Unity
Editor greys
Open →Unreal Engine
Slate UI
Open →ANSI terminal
SGR 30–37
Open →CSS game colors
Keywords & functions
Open →Steam
Valve client UI
Open →Twitch
Stream purple
Open →Fortnite
Rarity tiers
Open →PlayStation
PS blue mark
Open →Xbox
Green sphere
Open →Among Us
Crewmate colors
Open →What this gaming section is
Unlike static brand pages, games expose colors through encoding layers: legacy section-sign chat formatting in Minecraft, MOTD JSON escaping, Roblox BrickColor IDs, Discord’s subset of CSS, and 16-color ANSI palettes in terminals. This hub maps those layers side by side with HEX so web and native tooling can stay aligned.
How to use it
- Pick the engine or platform row above — the table on that page matches the API or chat format you are coding against.
- Use the row filter when a page is long; copy the code column for configs and the HEX column for CSS or Figma.
- When you promote a few hero colors into a design system, export ramps with CSS variables or Tailwind snippet so HUD and marketing do not drift.
When a wiki beats us
Game patches change defaults and escape rules. If something fails in production, trust the platform’s current docs and issue tracker — we snapshot stable reference values, not live server state.
FAQ
Is HEX identical to what players see in-game?
No — tone mapping, resource packs, and terminal themes remap RGB. HEX here is a portable approximation for mockups and the web stack beside your game client.
Which page do I need for Minecraft chat vs server list?
Use Minecraft for in-game chat color codes. Use Minecraft MOTD when you are editing server.properties or JSON that drives the multiplayer list — escaping rules differ.
Can I ship these colors commercially?
Numeric codes are not copyrightable, but game names and assets are owned by their publishers. Follow each platform’s fan-content and API policies for the product you ship.
Design-token export tools: CSS variables, Tailwind snippet, and Android colors.xml (including OKLCH-based ramps).