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Figure 6-6: The Color Clipboard utility offers a way to transport colors. When selected, the Color Clipboard appears as a rollout in the Utilities panel and includes four color swatches. These color swatches can be dragged to other interfaces like the Material Editor. Clicking on any of these swatches launches the Color Selector. The New Floater button opens a floatable Color Clipboard that holds 12 colors, shown in Figure 6-7. Using this clipboard, you can open and save color configurations. The files are saved as Color Clipboard files with the .ccb extension. Figure 6-7: The Color Clipboard floating palette can hold 12 colors.

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