For example, the Sectors and Rings sliders can be used to make the color wheel discrete in a fashion similar to Aseprite's built-in color wheels. The color wheel's hue is shifted by 30 degrees to match the Aseprite convention.Ĭlick on the Wheel Settings toggle to show more options. When saturation varies with frames, the wheel will be white at its center and black at its circumference. Use the arrow keys to navigate through each frame and thus change this variable. When the Wheel button is clicked, a new sprite is created. However, setting the picker's sliders to those values manually will yield the hexadecimal #ff0809.
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For example, getting #ff0000 will result in (29, 100, 57) in Okhsl. Do not assume different color representations have the same primaries, or the same spatial relationships between colors.īeware of drift in hue and other channels when getting and setting colors. For example, red ( #ff0000) has a hue of approximately 29 degrees in Okhsl. Hues in Okhsl are not the same as in LCh, HSLuv, or classic HSL. If the alpha channel slider is zero, the color assigned will be transparent black ( 0x0 or Color(0, 0, 0, 0)). Left click on a color preview window to assign the color to the foreground. To assign a hotkey to the dialog script go to Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts. The two scripts should now be listed under File > Scripts. Return to Aseprite go to File > Scripts > Rescan Scripts Folder (the default hotkey is F5). Copy and paste the two Lua scripts from this repository into that folder.
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To use this script, open Aseprite, go to File > Scripts > Open Scripts Folder. Those looking for an interactive online comparison between Okhsl, HSLuv and traditional HSL should refer to this. Aseprite is an "animated sprite editor & pixel art tool." Okhsl is a color representation developed by Bjorn Ottosson to create an alternative to HSL that is based on human perception. This is an Aseprite dialog that wraps Okhsl to provide a color picker and a color wheel generator.