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![]() Sep 22 2009, 2:16 am
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Without the grayscale palette, it's a bummer to make simple outlines for icons you're going to add/subtract colors from later on. It was a nice feature. It also had support at [link]. Yes, No, Maybe?
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Bumping for consideration. It's hard to make anything without shades of gray already on your pallete.
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Vic Rattlehead wrote:
Gonna have to agree with this too. Why was it removed? When we reworked the editor to show colors in use, we lost some of the extra space that previously contained the grayscales. We plan on doing an icon update at some point that will reclaim the palette, provide larger canvas space, and provide some other features. If that turns out to be far off (ie, not within the next few months), we can look into a minor update to fix this. In the meantime, one thing you can do is make a dummy icon that includes the colors you want and import it as a state before you make your icons. The colors will then be included in the "colors in use" palette. |
I used Dream Maker's icon editor to make things in the past, but the loss of greyscale pallete was a little off-setting. I still use it to make quick edits, though. I use iDraw due to the huge canvas.
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I-Aryn-I wrote:
This needs to be brought to attention again. At least reply and say yes or no, devs, and why. See Tom wrote: When we reworked the editor to show colors in use, we lost some of the extra space that previously contained the grayscales. We plan on doing an icon update at some point that will reclaim the palette, provide larger canvas space, and provide some other features. If that turns out to be far off (ie, not within the next few months), we can look into a minor update to fix this. In the meantime, one thing you can do is make a dummy icon that includes the colors you want and import it as a state before you make your icons. The colors will then be included in the "colors in use" palette. |
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the DM icon editor seems too empty now without it, so yeah.