Changed and adapted by: Ziya Mete Demircan.

ColorNotes_tpc is an enhanced version of the ColorNotes plug-in.
This plug-in evaluates the Sharps and Flats separately, so C# and Db are not the same color.

If you want to change colors: Just set the basic note colors in the first section of plugin  //Script (.qml) in text format. Can be opened and changed with Notepad.

The place you need to change is the color codes between the two quotes in the following definitions.


Sample from ColorNotes_tpc.qml:

//      property string noteC : "#00d100";
//      property string noteD : "#ffff00";
//      property string noteE : "#006cc8";
//      property string noteF : "#fda900";
//      property string noteG : "#fa1000";
//      property string noteA : "#b30fc8";
//      property string noteB : "#919cb4";


The first two digits are for RED color; 
Red area   : #RR....

The middle two digits are for GREEN color;
Green area : #..GG..

The last two digits are for BLUE color;
Blue area  : #....BB

The numbering system is Hexadecimal:  0 to 9 plus A to F : 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
The figures are used in pairs: 01, 7A, F0
A color definition  starting with a hashtag and consists of three pairs : #AABBCC
This definition is used between two quotes in the script and is finished with a semicolon: "#AABBCC";

Hexadecimal color numbering limits: from 00 to FF. Middle point is 80.

Color samples:

Dark   Red     : "#400000";
Medium Red     : "#800000";
Bright Red     : "#FF0000";
               
Dark   Green   : "#004000";
Medium Green   : "#008000";
Bright Green   : "#00FF00";
               
Dark   Blue    : "#000040";
Medium Blue    : "#000080";
Bright Blue    : "#0000FF";
               
Dark   Yellow  : "#404000";
Medium Yellow  : "#808000";
Bright Yellow  : "#FFFF00";

Dark   Turquise: "#004040";
Medium Turquise: "#008080";
Bright Turquise: "#00FFFF";

Dark   Violet  : "#400040";
Medium Violet  : "#800080";
Bright Violet  : "#FF00FF";


To brighten the colors, simply increase the pairs with the definition "00", below the value of the base color.

Dark   Red1    : "#400000";
Dark   Red2    : "#402020";

Medium Red1    : "#802020";
Medium Red2    : "#804040";
Medium Red3    : "#806060";

Bright Red1    : "#FF0000";
Bright Red2    : "#FF2020";
Bright Red3    : "#FF4040";
Bright Red4    : "#FF6060";
Bright Red5    : "#FF8080";
Bright Red6    : "#FFA0A0";
Bright Red7    : "#FFB0B0";
Bright Red8    : "#FFC0C0";
Bright Red9    : "#FFD0D0";
Bright Red10   : "#FFE0E0";

To find intermediate colors (eg: orange), increase the value of one of the "00" pairs by half of the base value.

Orange    : "#FF8000";
Purple    : "#FF0080";
YelwGreen : "#80FF00";
TurqGreen : "#00FF80";
Lilac     : "#8000FF";
TurqBlue  : "#0080FF";


For Black, Gray and White colors:  use the same values for (all three) RGB pairs.

Black          : "#000000";
Dark   Gray    : "#404040";
Medium Gray    : "#808080";
Light  Gray    : "#C0C0C0";
White          : "#FFFFFF";




