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Red/colorLib Documentation wrote: --==INTRODUCTION==--
The idea was popped out because of the confusion of defining the RGBs values for the LÖVE colour system. It’s very simple, actually; but I found that quite exhausting. Then, I tried to declare some colour keys as aliases to the numbers. Then, I thought that it’d be nice if there’s a tool to generate a definite set of colour keys and a set of functions to use those keys so that the game system could easily be coloured in a certain theme and I do not have to think about the numbers and put them one by one each time I need a certain colour.

The goal of this tool is to facilitate the need to manage the colour scheme in a system. Using Red, users could create a personal theme (table of colour keys) to be used in their game system, export it to a file, and use it in their game system using the colorLib module; thus, preserving a good consistency of colour in every part of their system.

The colorLib module is simply a set of functions to be require-d in any LÖVE system to use the colour keys defined by Red. Using this module, I could make colourful applications using the lightweight 8-bit greyscale assets.