Projector+ Projection Style Tool

PROJECTOR+ PROJECTION STYLE TOOL

Projection Style Tool lets you recolor and reskin projected blueprints without changing the original blueprint file.

Paint the entire projection, highlight selected systems, apply armor skins, build layered color schemes, or generate rainbow patterns.

• Loads and styles local blueprints -- apply a look while the blueprint is being prepared.
• Targets specific blocks -- search by type, subtype, definition ID, custom name, or grid position.
• Layers multiple styles -- recolor the full projection, then highlight selected blocks with another color or skin.
• Supports named and hex colors -- use simple names or precise #RRGGBB values.
• Creates rainbow patterns -- generate a gradient along the X, Y, or Z blueprint axis.
• Applies armor skins -- set an exact SkinSubtypeId or clear the projection back to vanilla.
• Protects the source -- all changes are made to an in-memory copy, never the player's blueprint file.

REQUIREMENT

Requires Projector+ API 2.0

The ProjectorPlusApi wrapper is already included in this script.

QUICK SETUP

• Load this script into a Programmable Block.
• Set TargetName and the default blueprint, color, and result limits in the TUNERS section.
• Compile the script.
• Run LOAD to prepare a blueprint, then use STYLE, LAST, or CLEAR as needed.

COMMAND EXAMPLES

NAME:Exact Target Name
SEARCH:battery, gyro
LOAD:Blueprint Name; find:all; color:red
LOAD:Blueprint Name; find:all - battery; material:Clean_Armor
STYLE:HeavyBlockArmor; color:yellow
STYLE:all; color:rainbow:x
LAST:all; color:white
CLEAR

HOW STYLE LAYERS WORK

• STYLE adds another change to the currently prepared Projector+ projection.
• LAST starts again from the original source blueprint and applies the requested style.
• CLEAR reloads the original source blueprint without Projector+ styling.

IMPORTANT NOTES

• Named colors include yellow, red, green, blue, cyan, magenta, white, black, orange, and purple.
• Rainbow patterns use rainbow:x, rainbow:y, or rainbow:z.
• Materials require the exact SkinSubtypeId. Clean Armor is Clean_Armor; material:default removes a custom skin.
• In multiplayer, blueprint files come from the host or server's local blueprint library.