costume/power editor - swap colours button
By
Aggelakis,
Posted on: 2010-07-31 08:01 in Suggestions and Ideas
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It'd also be nice if all the pieces and patterns used the same "This is base/this is detail" order (so, say, white/black would always be white base, black pattern, instead of switching on some pieces.)
I also will go through specific costume pieces and do a color swap as the default just doesn't work right for me.
I would not be opposed to this QoL addition.
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I wouldn't mind this at all.. I too find myself swapping the color scheme to see which one I like the most.
Yes, please.
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A simple (in effect, but not necessarily implementation) suggestion that would be pretty handy to have.
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Yes, absolutely, especially for sets like Tech Sleek, where in a black/white combination, it works better if the... lattice style parts are in black, rather than white.
One random little thing that I keep thinking would be handy: a button in the costume/power editor screen to swap the current primary and secondary colours for the selected costume piece/power. I often find myself, for example, putting a white pattern on a black costume piece, and then wanting to flip it around to see if it'd look better as a black pattern on white. Having a button I could click to do that would be far easier than how you currently have to do it.
It's not a major headache in the game, and I've got no idea whether it'd be at all easy or even feasible to implement of course, but as I said, it'd come in handy at times.