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Assists you to browse through color themes obtained from Adobe Kuler. Dynamically link any color property within your comp to a color of the color theme.

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Chameleon – Adobe Kuler Color Theme Browser This script will run in After Effects CS3This script will run in After Effects CS4

Version: 1.0   Sign up to be notified by email when a new version of this script is posted

Assists you to browse through color themes obtained from Adobe Kuler. Dynamically link any color property within your comp to a color of the color theme. If you select another color theme, all linked colors in your comp update automatically to the new color theme.

Features:

  • Develop your motion graphics based on some Adobe kuler color theme and once you are finished see how it looks with a different one. Simply load a new color theme and your entire composition updates automatically.
  • Do color correction based on Adobe kuler color themes by pushing highlights, midtones and shadows towards different colors of your color theme.
  • Your projects still work on machines where the script is not installed.

Tutorial:

You can watch a tutorial explaining Chameleon on aetuts+.

How does it work?

Chameleon allows you to conveniently work with color themes from Adobe kuler in 3 steps.

  1. Load color themes in After Effects either from color themes downloaded at the kuler website or via cut and paste from the kuler desktop application
  2. Apply any loaded color theme to your comp with just one click
  3. Dynamically link any color property within your comp to a color theme color. Once you load a new color theme, all linked color properties in your comp update accordingly.
Last updated October 5th, 2009
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About the author

I started compositing and working with After Effects back in 2007 as a free time activity. As a computer scientist I am used to a formal, mathematical way of thinking which allows me to push the limits of After Effects. Therefore, I started developing scripts that let people perform complex tasks via easy and intuitive interfaces.

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