Hi!
Lets assume you add an ANGULARMETER in the 4D Workshop IDE (newest version). The color zones (in the properties window of the angularmeter) are set to (random values):
Color: BLACK
ColorZone1: 0xF78131
ColorZone2: 0x1381Da
ColorZone3: clRED
If you convert the HEX color (shown in the properties window) from ColorZone1 = 0xF78131 to an RGB color, the result is: rgb(247, 129, 49)
Lets enter those RGB values in the color picker (of the angularmeter): Red=247, Green=129, Blue=49. The result should be the same color.
----> RESULT in the properties window: ColorZone1: 0x3181F7. That's not equal to 0xF78131.
The same happens for the other colors.
I think, you swapped in the IDE the two outer color digits in the HEX value.
Values 1:

Values 2:

Let me know what you think. Is it a bug?
Lets assume you add an ANGULARMETER in the 4D Workshop IDE (newest version). The color zones (in the properties window of the angularmeter) are set to (random values):
Color: BLACK
ColorZone1: 0xF78131
ColorZone2: 0x1381Da
ColorZone3: clRED
If you convert the HEX color (shown in the properties window) from ColorZone1 = 0xF78131 to an RGB color, the result is: rgb(247, 129, 49)
Lets enter those RGB values in the color picker (of the angularmeter): Red=247, Green=129, Blue=49. The result should be the same color.
----> RESULT in the properties window: ColorZone1: 0x3181F7. That's not equal to 0xF78131.
The same happens for the other colors.
I think, you swapped in the IDE the two outer color digits in the HEX value.
Values 1:
Values 2:
Let me know what you think. Is it a bug?
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