EXAMPLE 1: RED OBJECT

Black-white gradient is mapped onto the “black red white” gradient.

SINGLE-COLOUR OBJECTS
WHEN YOU HAVE A SOLID COLOUR OBJECT, YOU HAVE TO: WHITE WHITE
!#1C
!#1D !#1D

RED
1. Use Grey as a base colour and select !#1C !#1C !#1D
colours from the grayscale gradient (black
to white) for shades and lit areas. !#1B !#1B !#1A
WHITE
!#1A !#1A !#1B
!#1C
!#1D
BLACK BLACK
!#1C
!#1D EXAMPLE 2: BLUE OBJECT
!#1B Black-white gradient is mapped onto the “black blue white” gradient.
!#1A
!#1A WHITE WHITE
!#1B
!#1C
BLACK !#1D !#1D

BLUE
2. Keep in Mind: when the game selects a !#1C !#1C
!#1D
colour for the object, all shades of grey will
be mapped onto a gradient of “black the !#1B !#1B
!#1A
colour white”.
!#1A !#1A
!#1B

BLACK BLACK
 EXAMPLES 3 and 4: OBJECT WITH 2 COLOURS
MULTIPLE-COLOUR OBJECTS For 2-colour object, the black-white gradient is split in 2, one half for the cube colour
WHEN YOU HAVE AN OBJECT WITH 2 OR MORE COLOURS, YOU HAVE TO: and shades, the other for the diamond colour and shades.

WHITE WHITE
1. Divide the black-white gradient into as ? ! #1D ! #1D
! #2C

COLOUR #1

COLOUR #1
many parts as you have different colours. ? ! #1C ! #1C
?
In this example, 2 different colours. ? ! #1B ! #1B
? ! #1A ! #1A
COL1 END WHITE
! #1D ! #1C
WHITE COL2 START BLACK
! #2D ? ! #2D

COLOUR #2

COLOUR #2
! #2A
? ! #1D ! #2C ? ! #2C
! #2C ! #1B ! #1A
COLOUR #1

?
? ! #1C ! #2B ? ! #2B
?
? ! #1B ! #2A ? ! #2A ! #2B

? ! #1A
COL1 END
! #1D ! #1C
BLACK BLACK
COL2 START
! #2D ?
WHITE WHITE
COLOUR #2

! #2A
! #2C ?
? ! #1B ! #1A
! #2B ? ? ! #1D ! #1D
! #2C

COLOUR #2
COLOUR #1
! #2A ? ! #2B ? ! #1C ! #1C
?
? ! #1B ! #1B
BLACK ? ! #1A ! #1A
COL1 END WHITE
! #1D ! #1C
COL2 START BLACK
2. Use the same procedure as for single- ! #2D ? ! #2D

COLOUR #2
! #2A

COLOUR #1
colour objects, keeping in mind that each ! #2C ?
?
! #2C
! #1B ! #1A
part of the black-white gradient represents ! #2B ? ! #2B

the gradient of “black-colour-white” for a ! #2A ? ! #2A ! #2B

specific colour.
BLACK BLACK