Crafts and Colours

[naranjadita]

Hi everybody.
I has a question regarding items generation as I'm totally noob on this field.

The first and the main question is, can crafted items spawn coloured?

And if yes, the second question is: if an item has several properties providing colours, which property colour will be used?
(Damn my crappy Engurish, desu).
Example:
lets say, a generic body armour has 3 properties:
- damage returned (orange)
- additional life (red)
- something else (emm... pink with violet stripes??)
So what colour will the armour have and on what does the colour depend?

[darknessproz]

I have never seen a colored craft, doubt it can spawn.

On rares, the color is random if there are 2 or more mods that can give color.

[Kimppi]

If you have a rare that has many color-giving affixes, you will get the color of the affix that was picked first.

[zemaj]

can't say for 100% in modern patches, as I have only done jewelry crafts, but in 1.07 crafts do not get colored by mods, and I would think it would be the same. 1.07 crafts will pick up colors from whatever you have socketed in them, though.

[naranjadita]

Wow, thanks for answers guys.
And zemaj, all you say turned out to be correct for 1.13!
A plain Blood Crafted armour.
A Ruby socketed Blood Crafted armour.

[ioupainmax]

If you have a rare that has many color-giving affixes, you will get the color of the affix that was picked first.

Can't find the info for this right now, but going off memory:

The order is: Suffix1, Suffix2, Suffix3, Prefix1, Prefix2, Prefix3

If any of the affixes give a transformcolor the final colour will be determined by that order. So Dragon's of the Mammoth will be red.

Also another tidbit, perfect gems actually give a slightly lighter shade of colour than the same gem of a lesser quality.

[zaphodbrx]

Nice find.
Is there any way to give armor black color, like immortal king's soulcage?

[FredOfErik]

Skulls I would think?

[maxicek]

IKSC is in fact dark grey. Skulls give the black colour, socket one into an Ancient armour and compare.