Question

@dreamcaster teach me plz

Answer 1

Okay, so the very first thing you need to know is to always start a command with `\(`
Then after you've inserted all your code, you end the command with `\)`

Here's an example command:
`\(\rm\Large\color{red}{Hello!}\)` which makes \(\Large\rm\color{red}{Hello!}\)

Answer 2

Yeah, the missing bracket.

Answer 3

\(\rm\Large\color{red}{Hello!}\)

Answer 4

\(\cal\color{blueviolet}{Perfect!}\)

Answer 5

\(\rm\Large\color}{blue}yay!}\)

Answer 6

So now, you can start to play with the different sizes and fonts.

The sizes are:
\tiny \(\tiny\color{red}{Test}\)
\scriptsize \(\scriptsize\color{red}{Test}\)
\small \(\small\color{red}{Test}\)
\large \(\large\color{red}{Test}\)
\Large \(\Large\color{red}{Test}\)
\LARGE \(\LARGE\color{red}{Test}\)
\huge \(\huge\color{red}{Test}\)

Fonts:
\it \(\large\it\color{red}{Test}\)
\tt \(\large\tt\color{red}{Test}\)
\bf \(\large\bf\color{red}{Test}\)
\rm \(\large\rm\color{red}{Test}\)
\cal \(\large\cal\color{red}{Test}\)
\frak \(\large\frak\color{red}{Test}\)

Answer 7

Also, for the color, you only need brackets around the color name.
Example:
`\(\cal\color{blue}{Hello}\)`

Answer 8

Typing almost any color name will work. :)

Answer 9

can u teach me two colors at once

Answer 10

Two colors?
Like I did for the "Thanks for using OpenStudy" thing?

Answer 11

yes

Answer 12

It's pretty easy, just use two color codes and separate brackets for the words, for example:
`\(\cal\color{blueviolet}{Thanks~for~using~}\color{cornflowerblue}{Open}\color{lightgreen}{Study!}\)` makes \(\cal\color{blueviolet}{Thanks~for~using~}\color{cornflowerblue}{Open}\color{lightgreen}{Study!}\)

A simpler concept:
`\(\cal\color{blue}{Dream}\color{purple}{Caster}\)` makes \(\cal\color{blue}{Dream}\color{purple}{Caster}\)

Answer 13

Also, to insert spaces, use ~

Answer 14

You can experiment with it a bit to understand it more. I'm gonna go cook and eat some dinner, now. I should be back in about 20-30 minutes. Have fun! :)

Answer 15

ok thx

Answer 16

\(\cal\color{blueviolet}{Thanks~for~using~}\color{cornflowerblue}{Open}\color{lightgreen}{Study!}\)

Answer 17

brb

Answer 18

in 30 minutes

Answer 19

ok back

Answer 20

I am back as well :p

Answer 21

lol

Answer 22

Is it all making sense so far? :)

Answer 23

kinda

Answer 24

What's confusing you?

Answer 25

well its kinda hard to do words like umm when u did \(\cal\color{blue} and then u put dream and then u put }\color{purple}{ and then put caster i did the same thing but put my name in

Answer 26

@DreamCaster

Answer 27

message me when u come back ok plz

Answer 28

It is a little difficult at first, yes.
Maybe the easiest way to remember it is to remember that after each slash, you're starting a new code.
With a new color command, you need a new bracket command, like so:

`\(\large\color{red}{This}\color{gold}{~takes}\color{lime}{~practice!}\)`
Which makes
\(\large\color{red}{This}\color{gold}{~takes}\color{lime}{~practice!}\)

Answer 29

oh ok thank you

Answer 30

You're welcome! :)
Those are the basics, so once you've practiced them some more, I can show you some more advanced stuff.

Answer 31

You're welcome.
It's really fun to play with the different sizes and fonts, as they can make some pretty neat things.

After some time, some of the advanced things I can teach you are some other spacing techniques, special characters, and making some really cool artwork.

Answer 32

Have any questions? :)

Answer 33

no not really @Whitemonsterbunny17

Answer 34

Okay, just let me know. :)

Answer 35

ok thx @Whitemonsterbunny17

Answer 36

\(\Huge\frak\color{purple}{Cookie}\color{black}{Monster}\)

Answer 37

\(\cal\color{blue}{Dream}\color{purple}{Caster}\)