Making Lola Appliers: Changing the Color of a Modifiable Top

[DejahLove1]

I have recently begun making my own appliers for tops that don't come
with appliers for Lolas. (Lola Delicqs, which work the same as Tangos
in this regard pretty much.) My problem came when I modified a
garment. The garment color in edit is white, to allow the pink texture
to be the color. I wanted more of a hot pink so I modified the white
to a hot pink color. Only the applier I had made would not, of course,
make the garment around the breast area that hot pink. How do I change
the texture code in the applicator config (in Edit for the garment) so
that I can do this. Here is the texture code and all other
information from the applicator config.
TEXTURE = 8adb5e51-f9a2-431d-90dd-99e5571c7880
layer = top
auto = 1
shownipples = 0
repeats = <0.5, 0.5, 0.0>
offsets = <-0.25, 0.25, 0.0>
rotation = 0.0
alpha = 0.60

[Amethyst Jetaime]

None of those fields effect the color of the texture.  If you tinted the garment using the color picker, then you have to make a texture that matches that color, unless the config has a field for the tint color vector, which I didn't see in what you posted.

If it does have a field for this, be aware that color vectors are different than the RGB figures in the color picker.  You need to convert them.  Luckily there are scripts available for free that you can drop into a prim, use the color picker to set the color then have the script read out the vector in chat.

[syeira2105]

In the applier you are creating, open the "Applicator Config" notecard and at the end, add the following entry:

color = <0,0,0>

This is equal to the <Red,Green,Blue> color code.

Please note that there is a space to each side of the equal sign, and there are no spaces between the commas in the brackets.

[Alicia Parrish]

I usually use the Hue/Sat/Lum values to tint my items with the color picker, which in turns gives a RGB value.  To translate this to the Lolas applier, take what ever the RGB value comes out to be and divide by 256.  When you put the values in the config notecard in the applier, then carry to the 4th decimal place. 

Ex:  a HSL value of 25/33/25 = RGB of 86/60/42, then divided the RGB by 256 to get the values for the color <.xxxx, .xxxx, .xxxx>

Hope that helps!