Color Palette Color Chips

I created some color palettes to use in direct selects but they are all showing amber color chips. The palettes themselves work and they were created with a macro that also seems to work–the macro text is "Make absolute. Enter. Select Last Record Color Palette By Type Wait for Enter". Is it possible for me to manually go in and update the color chips or do I have to re-record the color palettes? Is there another fix? Any help is much appreciated.

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ueliriegg over 2 years ago in reply to Christopher Bothwell +1

i simply use channel 10000 patched as Generic LED RGB 8 bit. no address. and then in my color palettes that need tweaking of the color chip i add channel 10000 and use its RGB values to adjust what the…

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0 ueliriegg over 6 years ago

The color of the chip (in Eos terminology "color swatches") is determined by the color of the channel with the highest channel number with data in the respective palette.

So maybe the highest numbered channel has a color mixing system that Eos doesn't understand well enough to show. The color swatches also only use color mixing not fixed colors.

I usually have a RGB dummy channel as channel 10000 (which is my highest channel) that I use to color the color swatches of color palettes
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0 ueliriegg over 6 years ago

The color of the chip (in Eos terminology "color swatches") is determined by the color of the channel with the highest channel number with data in the respective palette.

So maybe the highest numbered channel has a color mixing system that Eos doesn't understand well enough to show. The color swatches also only use color mixing not fixed colors.

I usually have a RGB dummy channel as channel 10000 (which is my highest channel) that I use to color the color swatches of color palettes
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0 Katmarcra over 6 years ago in reply to ueliriegg

Thanks! This is really helpful. They shouldn't have had something weird going on with the color mixing, but it's good to know a workaround.
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0 Christopher Bothwell over 2 years ago in reply to ueliriegg

Ueliriegg, would you please explain how to create the RGB dummy channel?
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0 ueliriegg over 2 years ago in reply to Christopher Bothwell

i simply use channel 10000 patched as Generic LED RGB 8 bit. no address.

and then in my color palettes that need tweaking of the color chip i add channel 10000 and use its RGB values to adjust what the color chip looks like.
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