Donna Fontenot

Yeah, starting off with the primary color before using a plugin is a sort of workaround, but my mind thinks in hex rather than rgb, so it would be nice to just use hex while in a plugin's colorwheel. I often try this color and then that color and then another color, but all of them are hex values in my mind. Example: Maybe I want to use my standard #dddddd gray color for a shadow but then decide maybe #333333 would be better against this particular object. Those numbers mean something to me. I know what they look like in my head. I'd love to just drop them into a field (or a client's logo color that I have memorized), and try various things while in the plugin's color wheel area. Since it's already in the main color wheel, seems like a natural extension to include it in the plugin control. I can live without it, but it would be awesome if it was there.

In the main paint.net Color tool, if you click on the More button, you can use Hex color values if you prefer (and as a web person, I always do). It would be really great if the Hex value field would be available in the plugin color controls as well. The built-in color wheel control for plugins does not allow for hex input, but it would be awesome if it would.

Thanks! I'll suggest it there.

In the main paint.net Color tool, if you click on the More button, you can use Hex color values if you prefer (and as a web person, I always do). It would be really great if the Hex value field would be available in the Outline Object color tool as well. Any chance of that happening at some point? Or maybe there's a way to show that already, and I'm just unaware of how?