I have never tried creating a HUD before but I am for my upcoming map, and I was wondering if their is a list online of all the different color codes to change the color of the text and stuff for the HUD, I looked around but couldn't find anything

There are 2 different ways to do colors, you could do

HUD.color = ( R, G, B );

or you could use to change an individual letter - Using these override HUD.color however if you use ^7 it will continue with the HUD.color info instead of white I believe

^1 - RED
^2 - GREEN
^3 - YELLOW
^4 - BLUE
^5 - CYAN
^6 - PINK
^7 - WHITE
^8 - DEFAULT MAP COLOR
^9 - GREY OR DEFAULT MAP COLOR
^0 - BLACK

How would I change the color, to say, red. Right now its like

 HUD.color = ( 1.0, 1.0, 1.0 );

Would I just put ^1 in front of it?

If you want to change an entire text or image color I would reccomend just using HUD.color = ( 1, 0, 0 );
Also some info I left out in HUD.color you can use ( 1, 1, 1 ) or if you want to specify a more specific color it works using the same idea but out of 255 so for ex
HUD.color = ( ( Num1 / 255 ), ( Num2 / 255 ), ( Num3 / 255 ) );
and then you can use this color system to decide your numbers for Num1, Num2, Num3
http://www.colorcombos.com/colors/FFFFFF
Also 1 just specifys it is set 255 / 255 so rather than using 255 / 255 just replace it with 1

Is this in a tut, cause I feel like that is very useful information in those two answers and should be in a tut... for referencing. if not, would you mind Pro? Scripting tut maybe?

Is this in a tut, cause I feel like that is very useful information in those two answers and should be in a tut... for referencing. if not, would you mind Pro? Scripting tut?

I don't think there is 1, but I can defiantly make 1 for people to use as a reference.

I don't think there is 1, but I can defiantly make 1 for people to use as a reference.

+1, thanks.

If you want to change an entire text or image color I would reccomend just using HUD.color = ( 1, 0, 0 );
Also some info I left out in HUD.color you can use ( 1, 1, 1 ) or if you want to specify a more specific color it works using the same idea but out of 255 so for ex
HUD.color = ( ( Num1 / 255 ), ( Num2 / 255 ), ( Num3 / 255 ) );
and then you can use this color system to decide your numbers for Num1, Num2, Num3
http://www.colorcombos.com/colors/FFFFFF
Also 1 just specifys it is set 255 / 255 so rather than using 255 / 255 just replace it with 1

Thanks for that information! and yes I agree it should be in a tutorial to help other people.

+1 for the tut idea from me too, I found this very informative