Converting RGB codes in GT Sport

[PHJ_MGF]

HI anyone know how to take your RGB colour code and change it into the HSV code used by GT Sport (not the same values as normal HSV codes).
Thanks.

 

[PHJ_MGF]

It's O.K. I've sorted it, but for anyone who wants to know, swap you RGB to a normal HSV code, now from this take the H value (say 195 degrees) and divide this by 3.6 (so you'll get 54.1667, so use 54 in the H section of the colour picker), the S and V values stay as are, you can now colour match RGB codes to get an exact paint colour you require for your paint job.

You can convert your RGB to HSV here https://convertingcolors.com/

 

[ExoticMachines]

Thanks for the tool!

However, the black color under bright sunlight or lighting will make the black look more grey. When the black car is under a shadow or driving in the evening, it will look very rich black color. I am thinking the lighting environment in this game is just too bright and needs to be adjusted correctly.

If you look at the attached image of the black LaFerrari in direct sunlight, you can clearly see that the car is no longer rich black color. Very odd.

I don't think in real life a black car will look more grey in direct sunlight. LOL!

 

[GBO Possum]

Here is another color tool which even allows searching for colors by name

This is their page for British Racing Green - http://encycolorpedia.com/004225

which I got to from the search - http://encycolorpedia.com/search?q=British+racing+green

 

[Tou2istTrophy]

Thanks for the tool!

However, the black color under bright sunlight or lighting will make the black look more grey. When the black car is under a shadow or driving in the evening, it will look very rich black color. I am thinking the lighting environment in this game is just too bright and needs to be adjusted correctly.

If you look at the attached image of the black LaFerrari in direct sunlight, you can clearly see that the car is no longer rich black color. Very odd.

I don't think in real life a black car will look more grey in direct sunlight. LOL!

But the stock colours (for example Nero on the Ferrari), look deeply black in every sunlight.. This grey look only happens with the black selected in livery editor for some reason.

 

[slang_k]

These forums are a great resource. Thanks for all the info here.
I now have National Geo Yellow (13/100/100)