So the other day I accidentally put several great ideas and suggestions in one post, so know I'm dividing the ideas into several different post. One of my ideas/suggestions was:

SUMMONING COLORS

Now I'm not sure how it works on scratch, but for most image-editors of the sort the different colors are labeled with codes like #000000 (This is either pure white or pure black, I forget) and these codes are always associated with the color it goes with.

Now it would be interesting if you added codes like this to the color maker thing and then had a little text box that you could type these numbers and letters in to automatically set the brush to the color you typed in.

This would be useful for copying color-palettes between different projects and you will never accidentally lose a color again if you always remember the number.

Full support!

scratchmaster295 wrote:

Full support!

Please be constructive and say why you support.


I hate greatly dislike the 60-second demon

Starstriker3000 wrote:

scratchmaster295 wrote:

Full support!

Please be constructive and say why you support.


I hate greatly dislike the 60-second demon

I like it because then I can have the exact color on two different sprites, as it is difficult to do that.

I believe you're thinking of RGB Hex color codes, anyways, I support this completely. This would be very useful for animators, artists, etc. I don't see why scratch doesn't have this already when most programs already do. (also #000000 is pure black)

Okay thanks for the clarification, I knew it was either black or white.

Support! I find that a lot of Scratchers use the image editor for everything they make, and can use it quite well. It will give them and easier way to preserve their color pallet, which preserves their style.

Support! At least let us type in values for Hue, Saturation, and Value Lightness