This is helpful for when you have photos of vehicles and you're trying to match the colour. You can then click anywhere in the image to select the colour under the mouse. To use an image to choose a colour, either type or paste the image URL into the text box in the dialog and press enter to load the image. Once the script is loaded it will stay available until you leave the page. If you want to change the colour again you can either click the bookmark or just click the colour button on the page. It's rare that you'll have to do this more than a few times and unlikely you'll ever find a colour that won't save with any of the 32 tries. Click save again and it will try a different combination that may save your colour. If it tells you that it couldn't save for some reason then it will tell you it was attempt 1 of 32 (currently - that may change). You must also save your changes with the save button at the bottom of the page, as before. Use that dialog to set your crew colour to anything you like, and then click "ok" to set it. When you go to your crew page and you're in the edit tab (where the crew colour can be set), just click the bookmark when you want to edit the colour and it will pop up the dialog as shown here. Then create a new bookmark in your browser and call it something like "Edit crew colour", and paste the code you just copied as the address or URL. Simply copy and paste the following code. Rather than have some massive piece of code in a bookmark I've simplified the whole thing into one line. You can either enter a hex value, use the colour picker, or load an image from a URL and pick a colour directly from it. I've written a little application to help you edit your crew colour.
#Social club rockstar create crew update#
If you used this prior to October 12th 2016 then you need to update your existing bookmark.
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