Every time you link a palette in an element, it is linked to this folder.

To link a palette throughout an entire project, you need to create a central directory where you can copy all the palettes you created. This file can be copied, moved, or deleted. By default, a palette is an independent file stored in your scene. However, you may want to share palettes across a whole project. Palettes are also local to the scene they can be shared between all drawing layers, but not between scenes. This means that all of the scene’s data is only accessible from that particular scene. With Toon Boom Harmony as a stand-alone application, every scene is local to the machine. When the palette is imported in your scene, the file is copied in the project’s directory. If you created a palette in another project and you want to import it in your current project, you can browse for the palette file on your computer and add it to your scene. If your palette is linked to the Scene Palette list, it will be accessible by all layers. In order for both layers to access the palette, you must link both Element Palette lists to that palette. A good example would be a scene where there is a character on one layer and its arm is on another. If you need that palette in a second layer, you can link the palette to the second layer's palette list. You may encounter a case where only a colour palette is visible when a layer is selected.

You can do so by linking colour palettes to your palette lists. Before starting colouring work such as ink and paint or even creating new colour models, you may want to load existing colour palettes to your scene.

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