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by RicardoTM and Yincognito
What started as a rework of the RGBCode skin I use on my ResizableGauges skin, became an experiment on Color Models and the challenge of doing it using only Rainmeter. No images, libraries nor scripting, pure math.
After a lot of research and experimentation, Yincognito and I got to this result:
The design is inspired on RGBCode skin and HSLPicker website.
You can either drag, scroll, or input HSL or RGB values directly to select a color, then you can copy the color code on RGB or HEX format.
You can also save up to 30 color swatches. Neat, right?.
Why HSL? Because I like it, that's it. You can select any color and then find different shades and tones pretty quickly.
Hex output is quite useful when working on Photoshop, Illustrator or any other software, even Rainmeter, you just copy the code and paste it wherever you need to.
While not the most simple skin code-wise (700+ lines), it gets the job done quite nicely.
Although it was designed mainly as an standalone tool, it can be perfectly implemented on other skins, all colors (including swatches) are stored on a separated .inc file.
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CONTROLS
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HSL:
Mouse Dragging | Scrolling | Right click to input new value | Double click to reset.
RGB:
Mouse Dragging | Scrolling | Left click on value to input new value.
Copy Color Code to Clipboard:
Click on either RGB or HEX.
Color Swatches:
Click on "▼" to open swatches tab.
Right click on a swatch to set swatch to current color.
Left click to set current color to swatch.
Scroll wheel click to delete.
Click on "▲" to close swatches tab.
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Package
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by RicardoTM and Yincognito
What started as a rework of the RGBCode skin I use on my ResizableGauges skin, became an experiment on Color Models and the challenge of doing it using only Rainmeter. No images, libraries nor scripting, pure math.
After a lot of research and experimentation, Yincognito and I got to this result:
The design is inspired on RGBCode skin and HSLPicker website.
You can either drag, scroll, or input HSL or RGB values directly to select a color, then you can copy the color code on RGB or HEX format.
You can also save up to 30 color swatches. Neat, right?.
Why HSL? Because I like it, that's it. You can select any color and then find different shades and tones pretty quickly.
Hex output is quite useful when working on Photoshop, Illustrator or any other software, even Rainmeter, you just copy the code and paste it wherever you need to.
While not the most simple skin code-wise (700+ lines), it gets the job done quite nicely.
Although it was designed mainly as an standalone tool, it can be perfectly implemented on other skins, all colors (including swatches) are stored on a separated .inc file.
How it works:
CONTROLS
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HSL:
Mouse Dragging | Scrolling | Right click to input new value | Double click to reset.
RGB:
Mouse Dragging | Scrolling | Left click on value to input new value.
Copy Color Code to Clipboard:
Click on either RGB or HEX.
Color Swatches:
Click on "▼" to open swatches tab.
Right click on a swatch to set swatch to current color.
Left click to set current color to swatch.
Scroll wheel click to delete.
Click on "▲" to close swatches tab.
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Package
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Enjoy it
Statistics: Posted by RicardoTM — Today, 1:55 am