Dear Scratch Community,

In the Scratch costume editor, when you choose a color for a sprite/backdrop, I tink it would be good to have hex codes or RGB colors. In case you do not know what a hex code is, it's a hashtag followed by a set of letters and numbers, and it is the code for a color. For example, the color red is #FF0000. RGB is when you can adjust the amount of red, green, and blue to create a custom color. It would be a nice improvement, because at the moment the only way to pick a color is by adjusting the color, saturation, and brightness. I hope you consider this suggestion!

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Kiska-7275 wrote:

I believe this is a duplicate of this topic
Please continue the discussion here, so that all discussions about one suggestion would be in one place. To avoid creating duplicates in the future, use Ocular

Ok thanks for letting me know

However, the other discussion thread is from 2015. That is pretty old, so it's good that I started a new one. But still thank you for telling me!

floral_sunset wrote:

However, the other discussion thread is from 2015. That is pretty old, so it's good that I started a new one. But still thank you for telling me!

In the Suggestions forum, bumping old topics is okay, unless they are already “resolved”

Okay

floral_sunset wrote:

Okay

Also you can close your topic. Wait a while and once you see the “Close Topic” button, press it

Ok I'll see if I can find how to do that