Re-open color square to check changes. This is where the issue occurs. Input specific RGB values using the RGB slider option, and select "ok"ħ. Set the various colors by double clicking each color square to open the color wheel/RGB input.Ħ. From the slide master toolbar, drop down Colors > then select Create theme colors.ĥ. Open slide masters to set up the various slide formats.Ĥ. This gives me exact colors, shapes and placement when recreating inside PowerPoint.ģ. Build the base template in illustrator or photoshop. Here's my exact process when creating custom templates:ġ. Unfortunately, my custom colors still change between setting and checking. Your steps are the steps I follow when building custom themes and colors. John, I appreciate your time and help with this issue.
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But that isn't theĬase here, as the actual RGB values are incorrect again.Īny ideas what might be going on, and how to fix it? Or any workarounds? This theme has many custom shapes, and I'd rather not have to rely on images for every shape.
I understand some colors may visually appear differently, based on how colors are rendered. However, once the colors are all in and looking correct (by inputting one value at a time) and i try to use the theme, the colors are way off again. The only workaround I've found is to each value individually, and save after each change. R0 becomes R18, G65 becomes G82, and it isn't always X above or X below the number I input either. However, when I try to create my own colors using RGB values, they never seem to "stick." Meaning, when I input the numbers, and save the color, theĬolor immediately changes, the RGB value itself changes. I'm currently trying to set up a PowerPoint template for a client, using their colors as a custom color theme.
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