Customizable Rune Book and Spell Book Dye Tubs - 16 Preset colors 1.0

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Customizable Rune Book and Spell Book Dye Tubs - 16 Preset colors - Customizable Rune Book and Spell Book Dye Tubs - 16 Preset colors

Allows the player to dye rune books and spell books and easily chose from palette of favorite hues. Defaults to16-predefined customizable hue.

Features:

• 16 vibrant hues pre-selected.
• Allows clearing hue from book, sets hue to 0
• Rune book dye tub default hue list includes 1121 for Runic Atlas/Rune Book brown
• Spell book dye tub default hue list includes 2210 for Spellweaving book's default green color
• Admin context menu interface to directly set hue without using dyes.
• Restore default hue list with the click of a button
• Buttons display all 32 colors for each hue. It ramps from 0 to 31 then from 31 back to 0. This gives a reasonable representation of how the hue will look on a dyed item.
• Tooltip displays the hue of each of the buttons
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• When the dye tub is dyed the hue is appended to its properties
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• Verified to work with Pub58-WIP

Note: Not drop in, requires editing 2 files.

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Installation:

1. Copy RunebookCustomDyeTub.cs and SpellbookCustomDyeTub.cs wherever you keep customized scripts.
2. Append the following to ItemInterfaces.cs in Scripts/Items/Internal
   
       public interface IDyesTargetHandler    {
           void OnDyesUsed(Mobile from, DyeTub tub);
       }
3. Edit Dyes.cs in Scripts/Items/Tools/DyeTubs. Insert the new IDyesTargetHandler, as shown below:
   
                       if (tub.Redyable)
                       {
                           if (tub is IDyesTargetHandler handler)
                               handler.OnDyesUsed(from, tub);
                           else if (tub.CustomHuePicker == null)
                               from.SendHuePicker(new InternalPicker(tub));
                           else
                               from.SendGump(new CustomHuePickerGump(from, tub.CustomHuePicker, SetTubHue, tub));
                       }

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