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🎨 HueFinder

The Ultimate Color Palette Browser for Minecraft Artists!

Minecraft Fabric License

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✨ What is HueFinder?

HueFinder is a beautiful, intuitive color palette browser designed specifically for Minecraft builders. Struggling to find the perfect color combinations for your Art? HueFinder provides 18+ hand-curated color palettes right at your fingertips with a single keypress!

🎯 Perfect For:


🌟 Key Features

📚 Amazing Color Palettes

Access 18+ professionally designed palettes including:

🔍 Smart Search & Filter

🎨 Beautiful Interface


How to Use

  1. Press H (or your custom keybind) to open HueFinder
  2. Browse palettes or use the search bar
  3. Click any category to filter palettes
  4. Hover over colors to see hex codes
  5. Click a palette to copy its info to clipboard!

🎨 Palette Categories

Category Icon Description
All Palettes 📚 View all available palettes
Featured Hand-picked highlights
Popular 🔥 Community favorites
Recommended Great for beginners
Monochrome Single-color variations
Gradient 🌈 Smooth color transitions
Pastel 🎨 Soft, muted tones
Neon 💡 Vibrant, electric colors

⚙️ Configuration

HueFinder works out of the box, but you can customize:


🤝 Compatibility

✅ Works With

⚠️ Not Compatible With


🐛 Known Issues

Currently, there are no known issues! If you find a bug:

  1. Check if you're using the latest version
  2. Make sure Fabric API is installed

🗺️ Roadmap

Upcoming Features

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👤 Credits

Development

**Created by Artifyz

Special Thanks


📞 Contact & Links


🎉 Thank You!

Thank you for using HueFinder! We hope it makes your building experience more colorful and enjoyable. Happy building! 🏗️✨

Made with ❤️ by Artifyz

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