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Ideas:

1. Create a keyboard shortcut for turning all lights off.
2. Create a keyboard shortcut for setting all lamps to a random color.

Hi Ben,

You project is a great tool for creating color palettes! I noticed, however, that when a use inputs their own hex values, the colors in the palette are not updated. Here is a screen recording of the issue:

        var colorwheel = new ColorWheel({
            initMode: 'Analogous'
        });
        colorwheel.bindData(5);

error:
Uncaught ReferenceError: modes is not defined
colorwheel.js:465

Howdy Ben,

I'm working with a university on a MOOC about the fundamentals of programming and, more specifically, currently on a module on game and mobile design. One of the things we'll cover briefly (very briefly) is color theory as it applies to game and mobile design. I saw your interactive, which seems like a perfect fit to allow students to experiment with various basic color theory principles. I wanted to know, might we fork the project and embed it in the course?

The course is free, though participants can pay to receive a verified certificate.

Let me know if this is possible.

HI,
I'm trying to store current theme in a list, and later get theme from this list. The problem ist order of colors in the array. With this plugin can I read colors from wheel:

ColorWheel.extend('update', function (colorWheel) {
	colorWheel.dispatch.on('markersUpdated.update', function () {
		var t = colorWheel.getVisibleMarkers().data().map(function (d) {
			return tinycolor({ h: d.color.h, s: d.color.s, v: d.color.v }).toHexString();
		});
		$timeout(function () {
			$scope.current = { colors:[t[4],t[2],t[0],t[1],t[3]], mode:colorWheel.currentMode };
		});
	});
});

$scope.addTheme = () => {
	$scope.themes.push($scope.current);
}

but when I initialize ColorWheel with

var e = document.getElementById('wheel');
e.innerHTML = '';
var x = [t.colors[2], t.colors[3], t.colors[1], t.colors[4], t.colors[0]];
var colorWheel = new ColorWheel({ initMode:t.mode||'Custom', initRoot:t.colors[0], container: e });
colorWheel.bindData(x);
colorWheel.currentMode = t.mode;
colorWheel.updateHarmony();

are colors sometimes in other sequence. Can you give me an advice?