Hi there! I know I've read it but can´t find the topic. Does any of you guys know how to use an old identifyied pattern with a new palette without having to copy-paste each of the colours? I remember there was a much easier way to do it... thank you!

You could use the palette, and then copy and paste the name of the pattern template....

tvr wrote:

Hi there! I know I've read it but can´t find the topic. Does any of you guys know how to use an old identifyied pattern with a new palette without having to copy-paste each of the colours? I remember there was a much easier way to do it... thank you!

Here's another way:
1. Start with the new palette and click on "create pattern." Then, from the URL, copy about the last half – the part right after "add?" that starts with "colors=" and on through the end.
2. Then go to the old pattern (or template) you want to color, click on "color this pattern," and, in the URL, right at the end, type an & and then paste the copied info, and hit return.
I like this method when I want to try a new palette on several patterns.

You can do the opposite, too – by copying the info in the URL of the create new pattern page after "add?" and then pasting that (plus the &) into the URL of the palette's create pattern page. That way, you can quickly try a specific pattern out with several palettes.

Hope this helps.

Seahorse Girl wrote:

You could use the palette, and then copy and paste the name of the pattern template....

tvr wrote:

Hi there! I know I've read it but can´t find the topic. Does any of you guys know how to use an old identifyied pattern with a new palette without having to copy-paste each of the colours? I remember there was a much easier way to do it... thank you!

Thanks Seahorse Girl, can you explain how u do it?

Piahr wrote:

Here's another way:
1. Start with the new palette and click on "create pattern." Then, from the URL, copy about the last half – the part right after "add?" that starts with "colors=" and on through the end.
2. Then go to the old pattern (or template) you want to color, click on "color this pattern," and, in the URL, right at the end, type an & and then paste the copied info, and hit return.
I like this method when I want to try a new palette on several patterns.

You can do the opposite, too – by copying the info in the URL of the create new pattern page after "add?" and then pasting that (plus the &) into the URL of the palette's create pattern page. That way, you can quickly try a specific pattern out with several palettes.

Thank you!!! This helped a lot, I forgot which part was the one I have to cut ´n paste.
Hugs,
Tirzah
Hope this helps.