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Selects a color for use on things like {{vh|Build_Tools_-_Texture|objects}}, {{vh|Preferences_-_Chat|chat text}}, or personal editing {{vh|Preferences_-_General|effects}}. | Selects a color for use on things like {{vh|Build_Tools_-_Texture|objects}}, {{vh|Preferences_-_Chat|chat text}}, or personal editing {{vh|Preferences_-_General|effects}}. | ||
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Selects a color for use on things like objects, chat text, or personal editing effects.
Save a color you like by dragging the Current color to one of the preset squares at the bottom of the window.
| Color spectrum | Sets the color based on the cross-shaped cursor's location. Move the cursor by clicking anywhere in the large square. |
| Current color | Displays the currently-selected color. |
| Red Green Blue |
Sets a color numerically based on red, green, and blue values from 0 to 255.
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| Hue | Sets the base color by moving the cursor left to right across the color field, from 0 to 360.
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| Sat | Sets how vibrant the color is by moving the cursor from bottom to top on the color field, from 0 to 100.
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| Lum | Sets how light or dark the color is by moving the triangle on the bar (to the right of the color spectrum) from bottom to top, on a scale of 0 to 100. You can also drag the triangle directly.
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| Eyedropper tool | Sets the color based on the color of an object inworld. Click the eyedropper tool, then click any inworld object to capture its color. Note: This doesn't capture color from applied textures. |
| Apply now | Immediately applies the selected color to what you're editing. |