All of your settings for the wire manager are in there. But the collections are part of that file.
I’ve not implemented any import / export functions.
All of your settings for the wire manager are in there. But the collections are part of that file.
I’ve not implemented any import / export functions.
You can do it by hand!
If you copy the chunk of code that define the collection, you can easily paste it in the *.json file!
For istance, you can paste this:
{
"name": "[Rainbow-ish]",
"colors": [
"#0000b700",
"#008bff00",
"#0986ad00",
"#00ffff00",
"#d8ff1800",
"#ff7f0000",
"#ff82c900",
"#b700b500",
"#80808000",
"#ffffff00",
"#100f1200",
"#00ff0000",
"#80361000",
"#ff000000"
]
},
inside your \WM-101.json (putting it in the middle of the file or deleting the comma, if it is the last definition) and there you have my collection!
Really, if I can do it, everyone can do it!
As a good practice, I use JSON VALIDATOR before saving it.
Talking about color collections in Submarine Wire Manager, here it is my last update!
{ "name": "UltaCOlors", "colors": [ "#0000b700", "#0052ff00", "#00a1ff00", "#00ffff00", "#d8ff1800", "#ff7f0000", "#ffaf7200", "#ff82c900", "#b700b500", "#800cff00", "#22222200", "#80808000", "#bbbbbb00", "#ffffff00", "#00ff0000", "#009a0000", "#00612500", "#80361000", "#91000000", "#ff000000" ] }
Just append this code in your \Documents\Rack\SubmarineFree\WM-101.json and voilà! You will have this AWESOME (ehm… ) color collection!
BTW, it would be a nice idea if, along the blockquote and the preformatted text, we could insert a json codeblock or something like that… Just suggesting…
You can, by adding a language after the opening triple backquotes:
```javascript
which looks like this:
{
"this": "is JavaScript"
}
(It looks like “javascript” is a supported language, but “json” isn’t… near enough.)
First, thank you for explaining me that!
Next… Well… JavaScript Object Notation… J-son… Son of J…
Ok. I need some vacations.
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation)