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Palette Info inspector<br />

The following information is available, and can be edited, for<br />

the currently loaded Palette if one has been loaded.<br />

If you have assembled your own set of individual Grooves in<br />

the Palette, this information is empty.<br />

With the exception of the rating, any changes are stored with<br />

the Palette when it is next saved.<br />

If the Groove Info inspector is currently showing, click the<br />

Palette button in order to view the Palette Info Inspector.<br />

Star Rating<br />

You can set a rating for the current Palette. This is used as a<br />

‘favourites’ system in the Palette Browser when the listing is<br />

sorted by rating, making it easier to find your favourites. You<br />

can specify a rating for a Groove or Palette from 1 (worst) to 5<br />

(best).<br />

When you rate a Palette, the rating is automatically saved into<br />

the BFD2 Groove database – you don’t need to re-save the<br />

Palette in order to store ratings.<br />

Name<br />

The name of the currently loaded Palette is shown here, and<br />

can be edited by clicking on the field. If no name is entered,<br />

the Palette’s filename is shown.<br />

Author<br />

The name of the Palette’s author is shown here, and can be edited by clicking on the field.<br />

Genre<br />

Choose the Genre of the current Palette by clicking on this field and selecting the genre from the drop-down menu.<br />

Alternatively, you can double-click the field and type in any genre you want.<br />

Photo<br />

Palettes can have an associated image.<br />

When using factory-supplied Palettes, left-clicking the photo opens the author’s specified website in the system’s default browser<br />

(although this behaviour can be disabled in the BFD2 GUI preferences).<br />

You can specify an image file as a photo to associate with the kit-piece. If no image is specified, a default image is used.<br />

Browse button<br />

Clicking the browse button opens a system file open dialog allowing you to browse to a JPEG, PNG or TGA image file to specify<br />

as the imported kit-piece’s photo. The file must have a resolution of 96x96 pixels.<br />

Clear button<br />

Clicking this button removes the photo currently specified for the kit-piece.<br />

Comment<br />

An additional text field is provided for adding your own notes to the stored information.<br />

Copy to Grooves<br />

Star rating<br />

Photo<br />

Clicking this button copies currenty entered Palette information fields to all Grooves currently in the Palette, where applicable.

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