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Feature - RGB Colour Wheel
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A completely custom RGB wheel, like MS Paint. It lets you select any colour available, along with an RGB type-in colour select. e.g. R: 0 G: 200 B: 0.
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by Till » Sat Oct 13, 2012 8:11 pm
oh, guy sorry but I think this would be some kind of suicide for Janina... 
I mean 200.000 hours of work. or even 300.000.... I'm sorry, of course this would be awesome but its just impossible
I mean 200.000 hours of work. or even 300.000.... I'm sorry, of course this would be awesome but its just impossible
signatures suc... wait, oh damnit!
by Janina » Mon Dec 03, 2012 9:00 pm
Yes, unfortunately this is not possible. The most important reason: I do not know how to code it . But there is another one why I prefer my own palette of selected colors.
Other Flash tools have an RGB wheel like that, but then the colors are picked automatically. For example: When you choose a color for a hair style the light an dark areas are just made lighter /darker automatically by x %. I don't like this because in my eyes every color needs a different treatment. When you have a deep red small differences are enough to create good looking highlights and shadows. But with a light yellow you need bigger changes to make it look good. You can add black to red to make it look darker. But when you want a darker yellow it looks dirty if you just add black. I add orange as well.
So this is the reason why I prefer handpicked colors. I choose the light and dark counterparts for each color myself to make the hairstyles and other items with lights and shadows look as good as possible.
I hope I was able to explain it.
. But there is another one why I prefer my own palette of selected colors.Other Flash tools have an RGB wheel like that, but then the colors are picked automatically. For example: When you choose a color for a hair style the light an dark areas are just made lighter /darker automatically by x %. I don't like this because in my eyes every color needs a different treatment. When you have a deep red small differences are enough to create good looking highlights and shadows. But with a light yellow you need bigger changes to make it look good. You can add black to red to make it look darker. But when you want a darker yellow it looks dirty if you just add black. I add orange as well.
So this is the reason why I prefer handpicked colors. I choose the light and dark counterparts for each color myself to make the hairstyles and other items with lights and shadows look as good as possible.
I hope I was able to explain it
.Last edited by Janina on Mon Dec 03, 2012 9:03 pm; edited 2 times in total
No, I won't add more body shapes, band shirts or sports trikots. Really.
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