10-26-2017, 09:01 PM
(10-26-2017, 05:17 PM)Marscaleb Wrote: I could even take a tool that just converts my currently selected foreground/background colors into 15-bit, if that's a thing. It may take a little bit of time for me to go through all of the colors I am using, but it is still worlds faster than manually tweaking each color by checking its values one at a time.
That one would be easy. It would just be a script that rounds the current fg/bg colors to the nearest 5-bit equivalent (actually drops the 3 LSB's).
It could be assigned to a keyboards shortcut, and you would have to get used to strike that key after changing colors. But nothing would prevents Gimp from generating 24-bit colors (in a gradient, for instance).