Can someone tell me why we have to spell out the RGB to color geometry instead of an individual color node doing it automatically? Am I missing a step here? I see the red color node is looking for an input, but in my head this node should be outgoing only,
That node reports the red color value (number) of an input color. “How red the color is”
Clockwork has a great set of color nodes. Color.Red is in clockwork as well, with an output of absolute red.
1 Like
A few years ago @Adam_Sheather had an excellent ColourUI package that made this 100x better.
1 Like
Thanks John
@john_pierson with Dynamo version 1.1 It doesn´t Works 
Sadly, he hasn’t updated this yet.
6 Likes
Very nice Konrad
@Konrad_K_Sobon this package works on version 1.1?
Has anyone managed to get this to work? I’ve installed UI++ and there doesn’t appear to be anything in the “dyn” folder and nothing appears in Dynamo. With the latest developments with Mandrill I would really love to have access to a nice easy to use colour picker - any ideas?
sorry mate but it never went out. I think Adam wants to sit on this for a little while longer. Email me at my gmail and i will hook you up if you share what you are doing with Mandrill 
1 Like
10 Likes
@john_pierson
I reinstalled Rhythm but did not find any ColorPicker 
Sorry about that, it’s in this version
2 Likes
Got it, wonderful, thanks a lot! 
1 Like
Amazing. Thanks for the implementation. Will check out the latest version of Rhythmn
1 Like
It does work as well as being part of the Dynamo 1.3 now. I think it’s in the dailies, if those exist.
Cheers!