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  1. #1
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    Ah, so I eventually found the scripting guide and learned that I could add this line at the beginning:

    Code:
    SetColourRGB(ColourR(), ColourG(), ColourB());
    And that will set the color used in the script to be the color already selected.

    There's also a SetToolProperty() function that looks like it might let you retain other settings as selected by the user, but I'm not clear on how it works. The color was the main thing I was interested in anyway, so I'm good for now.

    Would still love it if there were a way to prompt for the color in the middle of a script.

    -Tandava

  2. #2
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    I have same problem, if i made a script to trace image and drag colors automatic from the image, but if i edit the script and i changue the image to drag colors i already see the new image on trace window, but the colors its the same of the old image, i dont know how to fix this.

  3. #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rimbros View Post
    I have same problem, if i made a script to trace image and drag colors automatic from the image, but if i edit the script and i changue the image to drag colors i already see the new image on trace window, but the colors its the same of the old image, i dont know how to fix this.
    Hi Hana!!! Any news on how to made this work? Any help be apreciated, cheers,

  4. #4
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    Hi there,

    Scripts record all the strokes and properties of those strokes during the process of a painting, including the colour of each stroke. This means that there's no way to change the tracing image and have the script play back colours from the new tracing image.

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