Hello evryone.I’m trying to add a custom color palette to the ‘colors fading’ extension in the ‘fade from - to -’ block, but I don’t know how.Can you help me please?
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as far as I know, you can’t add custom palettes to the drop down menu
however, you can fade colours individually so its possible to fade all 15 colours to a different palette
@WoofWoof was working on making some additions to the colour fading ext, might add the custom palette feature if i beg hard enough 
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Idk I seem to remember that I asked a certain someone for advice on what blocks to add and he never got back to me…
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a block to adjust the HSV, a block to enter in custom palettes for the fading and a block to set brightness/darkeness levels across the entire screen
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That is interesting. I wonder if they edited the extension’s code. Could you send the project you are referring to so I could take a look?
yes for sure
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i think it’s possible, you have ti go into the extension itself through java and add all your colors manually there
you can do this in js
namespace color {
*/
//% fixedInstance whenUsed block="CoolNameHere"
export const CoolNameHere = bufferToPalette(hex`
000000
000000
000000
000000
000000
000000
000000
000000
000000
000000
000000
000000
000000
000000
000000
000000
`);
It wont show up as a enum in the block in blocks BUT you can use that palette in js like this test project
an alternative is to make a fork of jwunderl’s extension and add custom palettes in palettes.ts with the aforementioned method and then import your fork into the project this method will show an enum in blocks.( I feel big brain somehow)
I remember that you could do it a while ago I’ll take a quick look at the extension
(edit: yeah you can edit the namespace color to do so)
Yes, this is what I found.