I wanna coloring rating mark with VWTR, How I do it?

[Colmillo206 0]

How I put color based in VWTR? I tried editing color.xc, but after edit it shows gray, and if I take another color scale, and modified it for vwtr... it shows colors based on the not modified scale...

[konrad509 445]

And what is the VWTR rating?

[Colmillo206 0]

Is the wtr per vehicle...

If I edit the color.xc, delete // from:

// Custom dynamic colors by ratings.
    // If you want use your own color scales,
    // uncomment this block and replace "rating_name" to one of this values: "eff", "wn8", "wtr", "wgr"
    // Динамический цвет по указанному рейтингу.
    // Если вы хотите использовать свои собственные границы цветов вместо стандартных,
    // раскомментируйте блок и замените "rating_name" на одно из следующих значений: "eff", "wn8", "wtr", "wgr"
    //"rating_name": [
    //  { "value": 500,  "color": ${"def.colorRating.very_bad" } }, //    0 - 500   - very bad
    //  { "value": 1000,  "color": ${"def.colorRating.bad"      } }, //  501 - 1000  - bad
    //  { "value": 2000,  "color": ${"def.colorRating.normal"   } }, // 1001 - 2000  - normal
    //  { "value": 3000,  "color": ${"def.colorRating.good"     } }, // 2001 - 3000  - good
    //  { "value": 5000,  "color": ${"def.colorRating.very_good"} }, // 3001 - 5000  - very good
    //  { "value": 99999, "color": ${"def.colorRating.unique"   } }  // 5001 - 99999 - unique
    //],

 

And replace it with:

"vwtr": [
      { "value": 2718,  "color": ${"def.colorRating.very_bad" } },
      { "value": 4334,  "color": ${"def.colorRating.bad"      } },
      { "value": 6180,  "color": ${"def.colorRating.normal"   } },
      { "value": 8179, "color": ${"def.colorRating.good"      } },
      { "value": 9564, "color": ${"def.colorRating.very_good" } },
      { "value": 99999, "color": ${"def.colorRating.unique"   } }
    ],

 

It shows in gray all marks.

 

If I take and replace another color definition like tdb:

"tdb": [
      { "value": 499,  "color": ${"def.colorRating.very_bad" } },
      { "value": 749,  "color": ${"def.colorRating.bad"      } },
      { "value": 999,  "color": ${"def.colorRating.normal"   } },
      { "value": 1799, "color": ${"def.colorRating.good"     } },
      { "value": 2499, "color": ${"def.colorRating.very_good"} },
      { "value": 9999, "color": ${"def.colorRating.unique"   } }
    ],

And replace it with:

"tdb": [
      { "value": 2718,  "color": ${"def.colorRating.very_bad" } },
      { "value": 4334,  "color": ${"def.colorRating.bad"      } },
      { "value": 6180,  "color": ${"def.colorRating.normal"   } },
      { "value": 8179, "color": ${"def.colorRating.good"      } },
      { "value": 9564, "color": ${"def.colorRating.very_good" } },
      { "value": 99999, "color": ${"def.colorRating.unique"   } }
    ],

All tank marks shows in red...

A tank with 1280 vwtr shows in red (thats correct), but a tank with 4030 vwtr shows in red too.

 

What Im missing?

Edited August 12, 2018 by Colmillo206

[Ress 21]

1.Where are you trying to colorize? PP, markers, hangar?
2.Did you try using {{py:xvm.color_rating(r, v)}} ?

example:

<font color='#{{py:xvm.color_rating('vwtr', {{vwtr}})}}'>{{vwtr}}</font>

 

[Colmillo206 0]

I'm trying to colorize rating mark (left hp bar)... where before "color": "{{c:r|#999999}}" was, I change it for "color": "{{c:vwtr|#999999}}"

 

I need to change this? "color": "{{py:xvm.color_rating('vwtr',{{vwtr}})|#999999}}",

Edited August 12, 2018 by Colmillo206

[Ress 21]

You mean little square on hp bar on markers?
You can add that or colorize it inside "format" (both options should work)
default is "format": "ĕ" right?
just add font color to it (should work):

"format": "<font color='{{py:xvm.color_rating('vwtr', {{vwtr}})}}'>&#x115;</font>"

btw {{c:vwtr|#999999}} doesn't work, no such macro as {{c:vwtr}}, only {{c:xvwtr}}

in general If you wanna use custom colors:
1. you have to add it to colors.xc (named vwtr in this case)
2. link it using {{py:xvm.color_rating(r, v)}}
r=name for color rating from colors.xc  (vwtr in this case)
v=value (this can be anything..even some py math, as long as you get some value at the end to colorize base on r color scale)