Directing Tip: Custom Colors in Text Effects

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I was playing with text effects and discovered that you can use the RBG values of the color you want instead of the defaults.
Here’s the code:
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The effect:
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For anyone unfamiliar with RBG values, the first three digits represent the amount of red, the next three blue, and the last three green. You can search online for a color picker, like this one (https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_picker.asp).
The portal requires 9 digits and no spaces, so if the RBG value is listed as rgb(0, 51, 153), it needs to be typed 000051153

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Yes you really can! I realized that when I saw a video of Joseph Evans you can shake the text too! And do other things i cant remember lol

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