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When doing animations, it is very common : -to use the same color palette again and again, with named colors to identify which goes where. -have to replace a color with another. Doing it manually on each frame is very tedious, so a way to automate that would be very useful for animators. Also, this could be useful to a smaller extent to single images. Note that here we're talking about flat color areas without any anti-aliasing, so it should be "easily" possible to replace a color. A possible way to include that feature could be: -associate a palette to a file (so this palette would be automatically loaded in the palette selector for one document. People can still use other colors, but those will not be possible to replace automatically. -add a few options in the palette docker to: display colors in a vertical list with their names next to it, add a way to name a color when adding a color to the palette, and add a way to replace an existing color while keeping its name. -when user changes an existing color from the palette, all the areas in the document using this exact color will get replaced by the new color.

When doing animations, it is very common : -to use the same color palette again and again, with named colors to identify which goes where. -have to replace a color with another. Doing it manually on each frame is very tedious, so a way to automate that would be very useful for animators. Also, this could be useful to a smaller extent to single images. Note that here we're talking about flat color areas without any anti-aliasing, so it should be "easily" possible to replace a color. A possible way to include that feature could be: -associate a palette to a file, so this palette would be automatically loaded in the palette selector for one document. People can still use other colors, but those will not be possible to replace automatically. -add a few options in the palette docker to: display colors in a vertical list with their names next to it, add a way to name a color when adding a color to the palette, and add a way to replace an existing color while keeping its name. -when user changes an existing color from the palette, all the areas in the document using this exact color will get replaced by the new color.

When doing animations, it is very common : -to use the same color palette again and again, with named colors to identify which goes where. -have to replace a color with another. Doing it manually on each frame is very tedious, so a way to automate that would be very useful for animators. Also, this could be useful to a smaller extent to single images. Note that here we're talking about flat color areas without any anti-aliasing, so it should be "easily" possible to replace a color. A possible way to include that feature could be: -associate a palette to a file (so, so this palette would be automatically loaded in the palette selector for one document. People can still use other colors, but those will not be possible to replace automatically. -add a few options in the palette docker to: display colors in a vertical list with their names next to it, add a way to name a color when adding a color to the palette, and add a way to replace an existing color while keeping its name. -when user changes an existing color from the palette, all the areas in the document using this exact color will get replaced by the new color.