#Trendy loopy cursive font suck update

I like the ideas you proposed! I’d honestly be perfectly happy settling for a feature that just showed multiple color ‘dots’ at once.

So I think it is possible to add this feature, but maybe it should be hidden under checkboxes like “Show multiple colors” and “Show ramp lines”.

#Trendy loopy cursive font suck update

So to draw those lines it will be required to fill array of arrays of pairs and update them on any palette change so that they’ll try to keep those orders.Ĭolors other than foreground/background could be displayed as smaller “dots”. Well, you already can select multiple strides of colors with Shift+click & drag on Palette. It’s also quite easy to add mouse control over their dragging around Color selection widget, maybe with Ctrl+click or Shift+click to keep current way of color selection with just clicks.īut it’s really questionable if we should draw lines between those “dots” with mutliple selections of palette entries. You can find them under top right button over Palette. It’s relatively easy to display multiple selected palette entries “dots” in Color selection widget - it has multiple modes, by the way - Color Tint/Shade/Tone, Color Spectrum, Color Wheels, even Normal Wheel. Sort of? But it would take something like 12 years of dev time to implement? This way, you could select multiple color groups and immediately visualize the range of colors you’ll have at your disposal with any given color palette! gifs! Three of them! Those took long enough!Īnd because I love to make your dev lives hell and torture you with other ideas: The concept could potentially be combined with ideas such as this or this idea to add a color grouping option. I just didn’t feel like editing my mockup or making more.

Now, keep in mind this is just some garbage mockup that I threw together in the last hour or two, but I believe it conveys the core idea pretty clearly! I’m sure there’s more that could make this concept more user-friendly, such as a partially transparent line, or the ability to visualize lines on other ranges than hue-lightness. The generated line would make it clear which of your colors aren’t ramping properly and help to understand patterns that lead to great palettes much more clearly and intuitively! The idea would be simple (for me to say, and surely hell for you to code, usually works out that way): as multiple colors are selected, draw a line from the first to the last showing the ramp created by the colors in that selection. This got me thinking, what if Aseprite were to have a tool to directly work with the lines generated by these color ramps? Essentially, dragging your cursor across your palette, you can start to visualize your color ramp on the hue-lightness table as a line.īut alas, my brain is juuust too smooth to be able to keep all of these in mind and tweak my colors to perfection! And I know there are patterns, I know there are ideals to make a color palette flow! Heck, I can almost visualize them using a trick I nabbed from a wonderful lesson on color palettes by Adam Younis. My ramps are just slightly off and my tiny little art brain can’t hold everything in RAM at once. But sometimes I just can’t get the color juust right.