#Color palette help
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It all depends on what the setting is and what mood youre trying to set
Like yes theres a beach, but you can have it looks spooky, romantic, happy, sad. All sorts of things. Depends on what youre trying to do
The game is set in some dark alleys at night so thats kinda how i want it to look. I also have a few games and pictures i took as references so, i know exactly how i want my color palette to look but i just cant seem to make it, Idk if you get what im trying to say :,>
have you already tried watching any videos on colour theory or anything?
if not i think that should be your first step
@grand wind i summon thee
If youre willing to learn and put effort into it then i agree with @left lintel you can look into learning color theory.
If youre not wanting to put in the effort theres sites like coolors.co that helps you generate palettes and create/modify your palette.
https://www.canva.com/colors/color-wheel/ canva also has this really cool colour wheel thing i found a couple days ago
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CORRECTION: Adding white makes a TINT, and adding black makes a SHADE. I have this backwards in the video.
A supercut of all the basics of Color Theory in Minecraft!
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Lmaooo heres the vid