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Re: LEGO Color Chart (the portable kind) available
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lugnet.general
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Sat, 15 Apr 2006 19:26:46 GMT
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That will have to wait until I buy InDesign. I created this on a 30-day trial
version of InDesign while I evaluated it (and I mean that literally, I created a
very similar test with Quark -- InDesign won me over hands-down), and I haven't
yet "made the purchase," while the 30-days gave out some time ago.
When I do do something like that, how would you say I should run it? RGB? RBG?
BRG, etc? A color wheel is continuous, but this would have a linear layout.
The question is, how to run the colors? and the grey scale would have to go in
there somewhere too.
I rather like the way it runs now, which is in historical order. But that
doesn't mean I'm not open to changes later when I get the chance.
-- joshua
> Thanks, but any chance you can reorder it in "order", a la a prism
> output, so that similar colors are next to each other? Right now,
> "green" is all over the place, as is "red", etc.
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> Joshua Delahunty wrote:
> > I’ve been holding off on announcing this, because I know how sensitive the color
> > issue is, but things are what they are, and I've created this nice chart for
> > everyone, so the time has come to share. :-)
> >
> > At the link below, you can find a .PDF file that's 6 pages long, though only 2
> > will likely be of use to you.
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