Color Palette

The color palette provides tools for assigning and managing color across splines within a scene. It allows individual splines or groups of splines to be painted or batch-colored using solid colors or gradients, enabling consistent, precise control of color application.

The swatch panel expanded

The color swatch tool set panel

Paint tools

This set of tools provides high-level ways of coloring one or more splines or points in an element.

Paint Bucket

The paint bucket tool applies the currently selected color or gradient to all splines or points it is applied to.

Paint Brush

The paint brush tool applies color or gradients to splines on a per-segment or per-point basis. It allows precise, manual control over color placement, enabling detailed adjustments, blending, and localized edits within a scene.

dropper

The dropper tool samples color data from an existing spline, point, or scene element and sets it as the active color. This allows accurate color matching and reuse, ensuring consistency across painted elements and lighting animations.

Tool Deactivation

The X button exits the active color tool and returns input control to standard mouse interaction. This allows normal selection, navigation, and editing behavior without applying color or paint actions.

Parameter	Type	Description
None		The element has no lighting.
Solid Colors	Color Source	A single, uniform light value is applied for the duration of the event.
Gradient	Color Source	Lighting transitions smoothly between two or more values across space or time.
Reference	Color Source	Lighting is driven by an external source or predefined lighting asset.

Creating, Editing, and Storing Colors

The color panel beneath the Color Type drop-down displays the currently active solid color or gradient. Selecting this panel opens the gradient editor, where colors can be created, modified, and managed using color stops, blend modes, and alpha keys. The editor also allows custom colors and gradients to be saved for reuse, enabling consistent and efficient color application across the scene.