Galuhad

ChatEdit Version 1.3 incorporates this updated ColorPicker class already, if you're running this version you do not need to download this class again.
Thanks Garan for your help

Fortunis

Oh then thanks Galuhad too!

Ill re-edit my download page

Galuhad

Thanks Garan for reposting this.. As I mentioned in the ChatEdit thread, I'm not that great at programming and often my code gets quite messy. Originally I wasn't even going to create this as a class, but rather just a function within my plugin. I decided after looking into classes a bit it would make more sense for it to standalone so it can be shared and reused. I hope everyone likes it, and I appreciate the work Garan has put into tidying up my mess lol.

Garan

Thanks. I intentionally didn't clean up the code much as it is Galuhad's design (and hopefully he's the one you creditted when reusing it) and I wanted to preserve as much of the original as possible while pointing out a slightly different approach to the implementation.

EDIT: Yeah, I noticed that 450x70 didn't match the comment Galuhad had in the ColorPicker.lua file, but it's the size actually used in the ChatEdit plugin and I got lazy and just used a jpg of a screenshot of the actual plugin so it was 450x70. Ideally, Galuhad or anyone who uses it would change the jpg to match the size they need either by scaling it ahead of time or by using SetStretchMode but as I noted in the file, SetStretchMode can have unintended side effects if you're not used to it and it's not documented. I personally am a great fan of SetStretchMode and use it a LOT

Fortunis

Nice one Garan. Im looking into implementing this ( or a similar style ) in Mouse Cursor Highlighter Advanced.

btw:-

SetColor(colTurbine["R"], colTurbine["G"], colTurbine["B"]);

needs to be

myObject:SetBackColor(Turbine.UI.Color(colTurbine["R"], colTurbine["G"], colTurbine["B"]));

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Also your image is 450x70, not 450x60 :P

EDIT: Ive implemented the ColourPicker into 'Mouse Cursor Highlighter Advanced v3.00', with a little tweak in scale. Thanks alot for sharing this with the community