If you want to add swatches from more than one package, you can. When you are finished working with the palette, click the X in the upper right corner to dismiss the Color Palette window.ĥ. Clicking the Save button will save the palette and the asterisk will disappear. This asterisk indicates that there are unsaved changes in the color palette. Please note, when you click on a swatch thumbnail, an asterisk will appear next to the color palette name in the color palettes list on the left. You can remove the tag if you want, but you cannot change it from the color palette window. Note, when you click on a swatch thumbnail, you will see any color tags it has. You can remove swatches by selecting the unwanted swatch thumbnail and clicking the 'Remove Swatch' button. After Studio imports the swatch thumbnails, click the Save button to save your new color palette:Ĥ. Descriptions and individual swatch thumbnail names are also not mandatory.

You do not need to give the palette a name if you prefer to keep the default name. You can also name each swatch thumbnail individually. You can name the color palette and give it a description if you want to. Each swatch thumbnail will have any color tags that are associated with it in the package you have open (you will not see these until you click on a swatch thumbnail in the color palette window). All swatch thumbnails in the package you have open will be imported into the new color palette you have created. When the Color Palette window opens, click the 'Import Palette' button:ģ. Click Tools in the upper menu bar and select Color Palette:Ģ. Open a package that contains swatches that you want to include in your new palette.

It also contains some helpful information about color palettes at the end.Ĭreating a color palette from an existing packageġ. This tutorial will show you how to create and use a new color palette using Sims 4 Studio's color palette feature.

Sims 4 hair color palette