Creating a Color Picker Swatch
Learn how to make a color picker swatch.
Tutorials & Manuals
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Last Updated
Sep 02, 2016
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Arthur Pinkerton
Awesome, tanks Trevor. I always wondered how you guys were having a select color picker in the app.
Thanks again. I am going to live in these tutorials for awhile as a newbie to rev.
Eric Pontin
Great! Just what I've been looking for.
Is there a way to keep the color picker onscreen after the OK button is clicked? In my app the user may often want to adjust the color slightly before finally accepting it.
Trevor DeVore
Not that I am aware of. Revolution uses a modal color picker so no changes are seen until after OK is clicked and the dialog is dismissed. I don't think you can get the OS X behavior where the color picker remains open and anytime a color is selected the application is sent a message.