A searchable list of all Ark color IDs for use with the setTargetDinoColor console command. Includes an easy-to-use command generator: select a color region and color code then copy the command to use in-game! Every color ID in Ark (ASE or ASA) with a handy tool to build a cheat command to change any dino to the colors you want. How to's and FAQ's.
A creature has up to 6 color-regions (numbered 0 to 5). To set region to the creature-color with the id, look at the creature and execute the following in the console: setTargetDinoColor Some colors do not occur naturally on wild creatures, but they can appear as a mutation in bred creatures. During certain events however based on what event is occuring, specific color can.
Commands Item IDs Creature IDs Color IDs Beacon IDs This page lists IDs, names, and hexadecimal sRGB values of all creature and item colors defined in the game. Some do not appear naturally on wild creatures, and may be only achieved through breeding with mutations. For color regions and colors appearing.
Ark Color IDs An Ark color IDs database for use with the setTargetDinoColor command. In the game Ark, each creature is designed with up to six different color regions, numbered from 0 to 5. The setTargetDinoColor command allows you to alter the color of each of these regions.
The SetTargetDinoColor command allows you to change the color of specific regions on a dinosaur using a color ID. Each dino has up to 6 regions (0-5), like the body or patterns, which you can customize with colors from an ID list. To use it, look at the dino you want to modify and specify the region and color ID in the command.
ARK Survival Ascended allows its players to change the color of their dinosaurs using console commands. The process is simple; however, you need to know the various color IDs to paint them. ARK Color Codes List (ARK Color IDs) The list of all 126 ARK color IDs below can be used to change the appearance of creatures.
Creatures have up to 6 color regions, numbered 0 to 5. You can use the setTargetDinoColor command to edit the colors of a creature. The command setTargetDinoColor 2 30 would set region 2 of the creature to Dino Light Purple (color code 30).
How to Use Color ID Codes There are six color regions on each dinosaur, marked from 0-5. While you change the color, you'll need to provide the region you desire to paint along with a color or dye ID. Pick the Dinosaur you want to paint, then enter the following console command, replacing color_id_number with the desired ID.
Effect This command will set the dino you are looking at to the specified color.