This is how JA+ does it: -
The actual effect itself is done by the saber color. There's color1 and color2 which are console commands (in reality they are cvars). So you could rotate through them with: -
/color1 9
/color1 10
etc.
Color1 refers to your first saber and if you have dual color2 does the second. For you actually change the color itself you can then use cp_sbRGB1 and cp_sbRGB2 for the actual color number (like you'd get from photoshop) or: -
sabercolor 1 20 30 40
where the first number is the saber you are coloring, the second is the amount of red, ranged from 0 to 255, and the next two are green and blue (at least, I hope its in that order!). Note, this won't do black itself, which is achieved by color1 11 & color2 11 - being a literal color. That means you cannot have a black saber with an effect.
The actual effect itself is done by the saber color. There's color1 and color2 which are console commands (in reality they are cvars). So you could rotate through them with: -
/color1 9
/color1 10
etc.
Color1 refers to your first saber and if you have dual color2 does the second. For you actually change the color itself you can then use cp_sbRGB1 and cp_sbRGB2 for the actual color number (like you'd get from photoshop) or: -
sabercolor 1 20 30 40
where the first number is the saber you are coloring, the second is the amount of red, ranged from 0 to 255, and the next two are green and blue (at least, I hope its in that order!). Note, this won't do black itself, which is achieved by color1 11 & color2 11 - being a literal color. That means you cannot have a black saber with an effect.
