Color Wheel

Here's how you can let the users choose their own colors

The new color wheel, ColorSelector, is now available. You can use this brand new color selector to get information about your selected color visually. You can call the OpenColorSelector() function in your code to get the new color selector.

The color selector allows you to change the color in the following modes:

• In true color mode, you can change the hue, the lighting, and the saturation by pressing the appropriate key shortcuts to change the colors.

• In 256 and 16 colors mode, you can select a color using the right and the left arrow keys. It shows you color information, including the CMYK, HSL, and grayscale values.

The following controls are available:

Key	Action
ENTER	Accept color selection
ESC	DIscard changes
H	Help page
LEFT / WHEEL UP on color box	Reduce hue (for true color)
	Previous color (for 256 and 16 colors)
CTRL + LEFT / WHEEL UP on lightness ramp	Reduce lightness (true color only)
RIGHT / WHEEL DOWN on color box	Increase hue (for true color)
	Next color (for 256 and 16 colors)
CTRL + RIGHT / WHEEL DOWN on lightness ramp	Increase lightness (true color only)
DOWN / WHEEL UP on saturation ramp	Reduce saturation (true color only)
UP / WHEEL DOWN on saturation ramp	Increase saturation (true color only)
TAB	Change color mode (true color, 256 colors, and 16 colors)
I	Shows the extended color information, including info about color deficiencies.
V	Shows an info box that visually demonstrates the selected color with all the color deficiencies.
O / WHEEL DOWN on opacity ramp	Increases the opacity
P / WHEEL UP on opacity ramp	Decreases the opacity

This function returns a Color instance containing necessary information. To know more about the structure of the Color class, visit the page below to learn more.

Color Sequences