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Developing new Color Schemes
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jip
Feb 10, 2004, 3:43:00 PM2/10/04
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I am working on a new project that demands many different possible color
schemes. In addition, there are more than 5-7 colors I have to use in the
project. Bottom line - I need some suggestions/tools to generate pleasing color
schemes on the fly so I don't use so much development time on colors! Any advice
schemes. In addition, there are more than 5-7 colors I have to use in the
project. Bottom line - I need some suggestions/tools to generate pleasing color
schemes on the fly so I don't use so much development time on colors! Any advice
flash_frannie
Feb 10, 2004, 5:52:02 PM2/10/04
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You could create a palette with the basic colors and add the colors you need or
use by using the color manager panel. Right click on the upper right corner of
the open color manager panel, click on add color swatch and then look at the
color palette panel for the newly added color swatch.
Right click on the upper right corner of the color palette panel (they looks
like 3 small lines). On the popup or dropdown menu, you'll see something that
says "Save palette". Click on that and give it a different name from the
default palette. Make sure you don't overwrite the default palette. Save it in
the same folder as the other default palettes. This makes it easier to load the
palette the next time you want to use it. When you are ready to use it, right
click on the upper right corner again and click on Load Palette, navigate to
the palette folder, click on the aforemetioned saved custom paletter and Voila!
you got your custom palette loaded and ready to use
use by using the color manager panel. Right click on the upper right corner of
the open color manager panel, click on add color swatch and then look at the
color palette panel for the newly added color swatch.
Right click on the upper right corner of the color palette panel (they looks
like 3 small lines). On the popup or dropdown menu, you'll see something that
says "Save palette". Click on that and give it a different name from the
default palette. Make sure you don't overwrite the default palette. Save it in
the same folder as the other default palettes. This makes it easier to load the
palette the next time you want to use it. When you are ready to use it, right
click on the upper right corner again and click on Load Palette, navigate to
the palette folder, click on the aforemetioned saved custom paletter and Voila!
you got your custom palette loaded and ready to use
phatkow
Feb 10, 2004, 6:59:24 PM2/10/04
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maybe this would help:
[L=http://flashfilmmaker.com/products/]http://flashfilmmaker.com/products/[/L]
[L=http://flashfilmmaker.com/products/]http://flashfilmmaker.com/products/[/L]
urami_
Feb 11, 2004, 12:39:51 AM2/11/04
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myself keep a copy or screen shot of my favorites images colorwise , saved as gif
which can be add to color pallet at any time.
Flash not only *.clr , it allow you to import gif your your color set and automatically
brake it into swatches.
Regards
urami_*
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http://flashfugitive.com/
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Pete Hughes
Feb 11, 2004, 7:29:52 AM2/11/04
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Perhaps the Pixy Color Chooser is the sort of thing you are looking for.
mar...@speeple.com
Mar 28, 2013, 10:08:06 AM3/28/13
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If you already have a logo for the project, maybe pass it through this tool: http://encycolorpedia.com/color-palette-generator?URL=https://www.google.co.uk/images/srpr/logo4w.png&limit=8
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