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The palette is copied to your project and added to your scene's palette list.

In the New Palette Name field, name the imported palette.

Note that in the latter case, the palette will only be usable by the element.

In the Palette List panel, select whether you want the palette to be added to the Scene Palette List, or to the Element Palette List of the currently selected element.

In Harmony Stand Alone, you can store the palette in the scene, inside one of its element, or inside its provisional job or environment. If you are using Harmony Server, you can store the palette in any environment, job, scene or element on your database.

In the Palette Location panel, select the location where you want to store the palette file.

This means that when you scroll through the Drawing Substitution preview in the Library view, the different hand, leg, tentacles, antennae, torso and facial positions are all organized together. You can usually find a scene's palettes by browsing to the palette-library sub-folder of the scene's folder. In addition, all drawing elements that are dynamically linked to the Toon Boom Animate Pro file are grouped together in one folder.

Browse for a palette file located ( *.plt) on your hard drive.

Right-click on the palette list and select Import.

From the Colour menu, select Palettes > Import.

The blue-green in the middle would usually be considered a cool colour, but next to the whole set, it feels warm.

Palette A (below) has warm colours, yet the pinkish red in the middle seems to be fairly cool compared to the rest. These teams were drawn from our international community of artists. To celebrate the release of Toon Boom Harmony 20, we approached artists and teams around the world to contribute to a demo video highlighting the features and capabilities of our new animation software. The most chameleon of colours when it comes to warmth are often red and green because they can easily be both warm or cool depending on how you use them. Arthell Isom on storytelling through background design. It is also very much a matter of context. Keep in mind that the juxtaposition of two colours can change the warmth of one or the other. The following illustration show a basic scheme of warm and cool colours. Warm colours often suggest energy, fire, and sunshine.Ĭool colours on the other end will be more about stillness, winter, night time, or darkness. For example, you could do a full illustration in warm colours, yet do the shadows with a cool colour or vice versa. Or maybe everything in a scene is set on a warm summer day full of yellows and oranges, except for that cool (and refreshing) glass of water on the table with a hint of blue? And another fun way to play with colours and to play with this duality. Colours are also considered warm or cool.