Dye tub recommendation

Discussion in 'Renaissance Discussion' started by CaptainMorgan, Feb 13, 2015.

  1. CaptainMorgan

    CaptainMorgan Well-Known Member
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    It would be awesome to be able to enter the hue # rather than trying to get it right on the slider
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  2. Blaise

    Blaise Well-Known Member
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    Agreed
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  3. Tuco

    Tuco Well-Known Member

    completely agree!
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  4. Tabius

    Tabius Active Member

    Agree!
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  5. mafghine

    mafghine Active Member

    or the tub remember where your slider was on last attempt, gosh.
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  6. Pork Fried Rice

    Pork Fried Rice Well-Known Member

    Keep options for both, or don't change a thing.
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  7. Gideon Jura

    Gideon Jura Well-Known Member
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  8. Basoosh

    Basoosh Well-Known Member
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  9. CaptainMorgan

    CaptainMorgan Well-Known Member
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    All great ideas. I'm all for keeping the slider as well, also remembering where you left it or maybe the current color. That way, if you're managing a couple tubs it will be the color of the one you target. Having the number displayed instead of able to be entered would be an acceptable compromise.
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  10. fooka03

    fooka03 Well-Known Member
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    There was a formula for figuring out the hue based on the row, column, and position of the brightness slider. Trying to see if I can find it somewhere...
  11. Arawn

    Arawn Well-Known Member
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    I also support this. However implemented, but being able to target exact hues some how would be really useful! Weather it be an numerical entering option (Keep slider, for those who wish to dye visually and not numerically), or just showing the number, or remembering last color to aid in fine tuning.

    Bottom line: Yes please!!!

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