Feature request: make magic sheet objects linked to channel color turn white as the channel crossfades to white

I use Skypanels a lot and it would be very helpful to be able to see what color they are by looking at the magic sheet. A 0-100 value of "Col Xfd" isn't intuitive or easy to remember as to whether it's in "white mode" or "RGBW color mode". As it is, the MS objects linked to channel color get their color from the red, green, blue, and white parameters only.

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chstudley over 7 years ago

What I do John, is when creating color palettes for CCT, I select a color in the picker that is close to the Temp I am programming. Even thought the picker is not being referenced in the output while colorxfade is at zero, the magic sheet will reference it and color the target appropriately. Its not perfect, but it lets me know when I'm using the colorxfade or not.
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chstudley over 7 years ago

What I do John, is when creating color palettes for CCT, I select a color in the picker that is close to the Temp I am programming. Even thought the picker is not being referenced in the output while colorxfade is at zero, the magic sheet will reference it and color the target appropriately. Its not perfect, but it lets me know when I'm using the colorxfade or not.
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John728 over 7 years ago in reply to chstudley

Right. I do that too. The only problem is, when you have to set a color value that isn't recorded into a palette, it's very easy to forget to change Col Xfd from 0 to 100 or from 100 to 0. Having the MS object link to Col Xfd would be a quick way to make sure you don't forget that.
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