Tool to identify color values for exported dinos?

[Pipinghot]

When I export a dino the notation system they use for color codes is not one that I"m familiar with, and I don't know how to convert it to either decimal notation (RBG 0-255) or into HTML codes.

Does anyone know of a tool that will convert the 6 digit decimal values in the export file into the HTML colors listed on the wiki page for Color ID's, or possibly into RGB 0-255 which I can then convert to HTML?

For example I exported a dimorphodon and in the export file it says:

[Colorization]
ColorSet[0]=(R=0.000000,G=1.000000,B=0.000000,A=0.000000)
ColorSet[1]=(R=0.000000,G=0.000000,B=0.000000,A=1.000000)
ColorSet[2]=(R=0.000000,G=0.000000,B=0.000000,A=1.000000)
ColorSet[3]=(R=0.000000,G=0.000000,B=0.000000,A=1.000000)
ColorSet[4]=(R=0.225000,G=0.011337,B=0.005625,A=0.000000)
ColorSet[5]=(R=0.012339,G=0.065000,B=0.000000,A=0.000000)

I know that Region 0 is Green, it's easy to compare the dimorphodon to the wiki page for color ID's and see that it's green.

But the color values for Region 4 and Region 5 are not so obvious, I think they're probably Dark Red and Light Green, respectively, but I don't have a great eye for color and I'd prefer not to play a guessing game every time I export an animal, it would be nice to have a reference page or tool the quickly and definitively tells me which color it is from those numeric codes.

[bsmorgan]

This spreadsheet should help.

[Demerus]

Export stats through the options wheel into smartbreeder.

Color regions are also pulled 

You have to link the folder path in smart breeder first. It looks something like this:

Steam\steamapps\common\ARK\ShooterGame\Saved\DinoExports<Your Game ID>

[Pipinghot]

Thank you both, the spreadsheet is great and I had overlooked the ability of Smart Breeder to show the colors from imported animals.