hehe colors attack!
i really love this page <3
36 days ago(+3)
Im a hacker bro. I just tweaked the page a bit to add brushes with different colors Bv
but is little easy, although it requires knowing how the program in which wigglypaint was created works internally
First, you have to click on "Tool" located in the top bar, and then click on "Widgets" This will allow you to modify the interface. You will have to duplicate the markers and rename (You can change its name by double-clicking on its sprite) the new ones to "hi*numbers*" by placing a number between [32 - 47] except for 33, 36, 39, 32, 47, 44 those numbers are already in used (it won't work if you use other numbers, so strictly speaking, the limit is 16 color palettes, plus the number 44 is reserved for the preview when changing colors in "options")
36 days ago(+3)
Changing its color tone will be a little more difficult. You have to go to the options section of WigglyPaint and then duplicate a colored square and its Hex text. Change the name of the new square to "c*the same number as the new marker*" and with that you will be able to customize the sixth color!
36 days ago(+3)
Now, to customize its hexadecimal value, you'll need to do a little programming. In the same options section, change the name of the Hex text box for the new number to any name you like to identify it. Then, open the "Card" tab and click on "Script..." where you'll simply need to paste this:
on view do TheSigmaColor.text:f format patterns[40] end on apply_pal do patterns[40]:f parse TheSigmaColor.text end
Then exit the section by going to "File -> Close Script"
15 days ago(+1)
Hello, are these steps the same for the lineart brushes? Can i have multiple colours?
15 days ago (+1)
No, to do that you have to use another method that is simpler, such as just adding a single line of code to the canvas widget
But even so, it's not possible to draw like that because it causes a bug due to programming language limitations; it makes the marker strokes appear on top of the line art brushes
As far as I know, there's no way to fix that, so it can't be done. But if you still want to do it...
You need to open the properties of the canvas widget and select the "prototype" option, which will open a section where you need to open its scripts
Within the entire line of code, you have to look for the if and elseif functions of the brushes and place this in between the lines of code
c.pattern:37 <-(The ID of the color you want to use)
15 days ago(+2)
Internet-Janitor has written about how to modify the lineart brushes over on the Decker forums!