Scale allows resizing palette, but bigger size doesn't add more. Constraint value allows choosing between perfect and restrained palette. You can also enter numbers directly or use sliders. Moving cursor over the palette changes Hue and Saturation values. If that's possible, we could also have slightly transparent color palettes that would sort of resemble "glass" and maybe they could restrict it to weapons only (so you can't have a transparent warframe) and make weapons look more like. Adjusting Lightness value changes palette appearance. But would it be possible to add new palettes that effectively change the model's material (influencing on how much lightning it reflects)? I believe all color palettes are currently "Neutral", that is, they do not influence in the lightning treatment of the material. Your neutral and complementary colours are your base colours and your accent colours and metallics. There is no restriction on the number of colours that go into your palette, but there should be a balance between neutrals, complementary colours, accent colours and metallics. I think summed together, all the holiday + default color palettes fulfil most of your fashion frame needs in terms of color diversity.īut there's something I've always wondered about the viability of:Ĭolor Palettes with different lightning reflection coefficients.įor example, you could have a "Metallic" color palette that reflects lightning a lot, making your warframe look really shiny and "metallic".Īnd you could have an "Opaque" color palette that barely reflects lightning and makes your warframe look, well, opaque, with barely any contour or outlinings. Now that you have collected some colours, its time to create a colour palette.
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