How to put in a color template in Krita Gemini? or Krita?

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I want to know which can work with a specific color pallete per project and step by step instructions on how to put one in the work space. (meaning how I add custom color pallete for a project im working on so I dont use any other colors but those, also it saves the pallete with the project)

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wow srsly?

[halla]

Creating a new palette in Krita isn't possible yet, butyou can add a new palette with the palette docker, and add and remove colors to a palette. Creating new palettes is being worked on.

[leinir]

As a temporary workaround, add a layer and add dabs to that which you can then pick from (i know a bunch of artists working in other applications already do this, so it's certainly not an uncommon workflow). While using the paintbrush, you can hold ctrl to pick colours from the image.

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ok so you cant create new palletes but you said there is a palette docker so can I copy a bmp containing the colors I want to use into that or what is the file type for palette docker files.

oh you said add and remove colors, so I can edit ones already made? is there ones with slots for 250 colors? or more?

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where is the palette docker

[DraccoonStu]

From the desktop view, you can show the Palette docker by opening the Settings menu, and then enabling it under the Dockers sub-menu.

It supports the same .gpl palette files as GIMP - these are specially formatted text files. You can select from a number that are included with Krita from the docker.

This won't limit the colours in your image to just those in the palette - some brushes will merge and introduce subtle shades, but it gives you a reference of colours you want to be able to quickly select.

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thx! do you know where the most tutorials for gemini are found? does it support animation or multiple frames?

[leinir]

Originally posted by _):

thx! do you know where the most tutorials for gemini are found? does it support animation or multiple frames?

A selection of tutorials for Krita can be found on the Krita website: http://krita.org/resources

For the other question, see the answer in the question you posted: http://steamcommunity.com/app/280680/discussions/0/558754259495788207/ :)