Changelog

All notable changes to Proto ColorGen, newest first.

v2.0.0

Companion tools

Two new tools alongside the palette generator. A UV Checker and a prototype grid texture generator, sharing the app's workspace, undo stack and export button — the three things a blockout needs, in one place.
Texture presets. Checker and grid setups save under a name, per tool, so a house checker is one click away instead of twelve sliders.
Rebuilt export dialog. A live preview of the actual texture, strip or square layouts, and swatch sizes that match what the Blender add-on writes. Duplicate colors are called out before you export, because Blender's import merges them.
Share links for every tool. The link carries the whole setup — palette plus generator settings, or a complete texture configuration.
Color-blindness checking with a fix. Four simulated vision types, flagged conflicting pairs, and a button that pushes them apart while leaving locked colors alone.
Wider palette import. .ase and .aco swatch files and more image formats, matching what Proto Color itself reads.

Initial release

Palette generator. Seven harmony algorithms including stepped color ramps, up to eight lockable seed colors, and live sliders for count, spread, variation, saturation and lightness.
Fourteen mood presets. Each one seeds and constrains the randomizer, so re-rolling a mood stays inside it.
Palettes from artwork. Drop in an image and get its colors — read literally when it's a palette strip, extracted when it's a photo or a screenshot.
Export to PNG, JSON, SVG, HEX, GPL and CSS, with PNG and JSON landing directly in the PROTO:COLOR Blender add-on.