EasyColor by Joshua Chan EasyColor is a command line tool to help coordinate the color schemes of programs. Supported Programs: bblean Rainmeter Requirements Java 1.7.0_67 EasyColor was written and tested on Windows 7. Using EasyColor To use EasyColor with the EasyColor.jar file, open command prompt in the same folder as EasyColor.jar. Type in: java -jar EasyColor.jar From there on use the commands in the next section to control the program. Formatting Schemes The scheme files use an arbitrary extension (.sch) to distinguish them. They can be read as plain text files. Note that EasyColor reads these files using the InternalReader, so lines beginning with a semicolon ';', will not be processed and can be used to place comments. At the very beginning of a scheme is where user defined colours should be defined. These should be provided in hex. Below them, the headers break up different files and their specific colour schemes. There may be duplicate types, since programs such as Rainmeter may have multiple modules that use multiple files. As a short example, red=#ff0000 green=#00ff00 [Program|filePath] ;Explicit colour assignemnt label1=#ff0000 ;Colour assignment using user defined labels label2=red ... Breaking down the header further, it consists of two fields enclosed by square brackets and seperated by a pipe character: The program name, and the file path. The program name should match one of the names of the supported programs. Commands exit - Exit the program read - Reads the files specified in "path.txt" to make a scheme file. If there is no "path.txt" file, an example will be generated. read c - Same as read, but keeps the original colors in the scheme file. apply - Uses "scheme.schm" to apply colors to the appropriate files. Automatically makes backups of the originals before editing.