Reaper: "Fixed" colors for ED's Color Toolbar v2.5
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[SWS Color] | |
custcolor1=13959168 | |
custcolor2=13979648 | |
custcolor3=13993216 | |
custcolor4=14006784 | |
custcolor5=14013696 | |
custcolor6=10474752 | |
custcolor7=7001344 | |
custcolor8=54528 | |
custcolor9=54687 | |
custcolor10=40917 | |
custcolor11=27349 | |
custcolor12=13781 | |
custcolor13=6947029 | |
custcolor14=10420437 | |
custcolor15=13959327 | |
custcolor16=13959274 | |
gradientStart=255 | |
gradientEnd=16711680 |
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When I loaded ED's Color Toolbar v2.5 (using OS X 10.6.8, Reaper 4.12, SWS v2.1.0) the included colors were all wrong, starting with blue instead of red. See the row of colored squares in the bottom right of this image:
I went through all the colors and noticed that their RGB colors were all transposed. For example, the first color should have been red. In the stock
ED Toolbar Colorset.SWSColor
file, I sawcustcolor1=213
. Now,213
in hex is0xD5
. That's blue if your hex colors are like0xRRGGBB
. To get red, you need to use0xD50000
which is a totally different number. So, anyways, I went through all the colors and transposed the digits and got this. See the row of colored squares in the bottom right of this image:Since the swatches match the toolbar icon colors, I'm going to use this. Feel free to use it as well!