Not that I've seen. Promotion and Pyxel handle indexed palettes better. Grafx2 has amazing palette tools but is abandoned.
Is there a plugin for Photoshop that makes creating and editing indexed color palettes easier?
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At least, last time I checked.
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If it's for pixel art I would strongly recommend you aseprite instead. Helped me speed up my spriting process a lot.
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Was looking for this also. Only thing I could really find was File > Save for web on a palette image. There you can kinda tinker
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I've never even looked at this before. It's so weird how many options this has. But still doesn't let you arrange entries.
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nothing I've found yet. :( If you find anything I'd love to know though!
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This has been a tough one for me as well. I circumvent it by creating alternate color swatches, but that's a band-aid solution.
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@AxiomVerge I don'*t know, most folks I know os use special external programs to edit indexed color images :|Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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On a semi-related note, I found a neat quantizer plugin that creates palettes with a lot of different algorithms http://www.ximagic.com/q_download.html
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But it appears that there isn't really a plugin for custom palettes (even something combining Indexed Color + Preset Manager would be nice)
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