Since SciSnap has updated working with the ImgPad procedures became vary difficult. So I built this to make working with it easier. For anyone who wants to use it, feel free!
(Adds 23 blocks)
I was going to say "you like tints, I like shades" but then I saw your second named-color block, whose colors are all over the place, like the crayons. Where did you get that list? A few of the names don't match my expectations.
Sorry, I know that's not your main point, but I'm not really a SciSnap user so I don't know how your blocks do or don't improve upon it.
I got the list of colors from List of Colors: 550 Color Names and Hex Codes - Color Meanings.
And the reason I have multiple color blocks is so if you don't need all those colors you can delete the block. The block it self is about 22kb just on it's own.
And no I don't like colors by name myself, but I know people who do. I prefer RGB(A)
By the way is there a way I can add color samples next to the names of each color?
I've done a similar thing with the ask block, but that has built in support for images.
Yeah I sympathize; that's part of what makes the Colors and Crayons library so sluggish.
What I meant isn't that you like names, but that in your block with the name➞RGB menu, your RGB colors hardly have any spectral colors, i.e., colors with zeros for some of R, G, and B. Your Red is 230-25-75, not 255-0-0. That's a tint, meaning that some white is mixed in, namely, it's 25-25-25 plus 205-0-50 (which is in turn a red with some blue mixed in).
I got that from List of 20 Simple, Distinct Colors | Sasha Trubetskoy
By the way I don't recommend opening the editor for the purple color block, the data can cause snap to freeze.
Oh. Well, then, she likes tints. :~)
Sure.
The only way is to use javascript, because standard dropdown menus can only contain text and some special menus (like the 360° dial). I don't know the code right now, but I have a feeling it's possible (I don't really know).
That really too bad, I'm avoiding java-script do to the fact that you have to turn it on manually.
I'm the same, especially when it comes to javascript dropdown menus.