Quick color wheel HUD popup under cursor or stylus.Big color swatches for better color perception.It is filled with amazing unique features, unlike other color panels or wheels. It aids in the easy changing of color of your brushes for fast painting on a digital canvas.

It is an advanced color panel and color wheel Photoshop plugin (now supports Illustrator). SolidColorRef := ComObjCreate('Photoshop.MagickPicker 7.1 - An Advanced Color Panel & Color Wheel Photoshop Plugin For A Lifetime Winset, AlwaysOnTop, on, ahk_id %currentWindow%

Gui, -Caption -Border +ToolWindow +AlwaysOnTop The position of your foreground color swatch which is found PixelGetColor, color, 1572, 2215,rgb these coordinates are Here it is: #IfWinActive, ahk_class Photoshop It's messy, but it's a working rough draft. (the co-ordintaes appear twice in the script, so change them both). Just make sure you change the co-ordinates to the position of your foreground color swatch which is in your tools panel. I'm going to see if I can work that in somehow. It's cool because you see your current color at the cursor instead of having to look away to the color panel to see what color you're on. Just imagine an updated swatch at your cursor that changes color as your foreground color changes. It kind of acts like the HUD color picker, only that it shows the current color, but does nothing else. I wrote a script which shows the current foreground color at the mouse cursor as a small swatch. Tried it with CC2015 and also CS6, but it doesn't work on those unfortunately. You're a genius You're right, it only works for CC2014. I can't even describe how genius this is, it really is a game-changer for adjusting hue/saturation on-the-fly. this might be the best script I've ever seen for Photoshop.

Hold down the '4' key to use it and watch your foreground color. I commented out a little floating window I have show up near the mouse. StringReplace, HEXString, HEXString,0x,All colorSwatch(hTree,hBackTree, nfgcHEX, ofgcHEX, 1) SolidColorRef := ComObjCreate('Photoshop.SolidColor') 4::ДЄppRef := ComObjActive('Photoshop.Application') I am paralized without it and feel like I move at 1/4 speed. Try it out!ДЄHK has made photoshop a whole different app for me. Know what I mean? Anyway, here's the script. I'm sure it wouldn't be hard to disect this script and have a key for R, one for G and one for B and just use left-right mouse movements. I have one key that when dragged up down changes value and one key that changes saturation. It interfaces directly with photoshop through it's COM model. It tooks some time and help from this community but maybe you can modify it for your own use. I've made my own little slider all within AHK to do these sorts of things. But I'm very similar to that as well, any way to reduce interruptions in the workflow with Photoshop is always welcomed. I can understand that but like I said it's bordering on lazy lol. He doesn't want to move his hand across his screen to adjust the sliders, he just wants to press hotkeys to adjust them instead. I personally could never imagine a need for it though, it's grasping at straws. This would be easier in my opinion.Д®ither way, what he needs is totally possible. It's nearly unnoticeable when using using a hotkey to click on a particular coordinate.ДЄlternatively, as also mentioned above, why not just enter the appropriate digits into the edit boxes in the Color Sliders window instead? Just find a way to add 10 to the existing digits in the edit box and every time you hit your hotkey, it will increase or decrease those digits by 10 and at the same time the slider will rise or drop by 10. But, why not just program a hotkey to mouseclick on the little up/down arrows right beside the edit boxes? He complained of a delay or something, but I've never experienced any sort of a delay that would slow down workflow. I don't know if this topic is still active, but I think what he's trying to do is use hotkeys to adjust the colors sliders (H,S and V) in the Coolorus Extension Panel for Photoshop.ДЄll the answers here are valid - with Coolorus, I don't think the edit boxes beside each slider can be identified by AHK, I recall having tried this before.

Coolorus 2 swatches