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Colored Pattern Maker

By Steve's Makerspace
Uses The Modpack
Video about it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXhk1vhvMbI&feature=youtu.be

DON'T weld it to the ground. Get in the seat and look down.

1 - Starts the range pattern - random colors between two specified colors - more below.
2 - Starts the steps pattern - starts with a random color and then goes up in color from there, skipping a set number of color values. It starts by skipping 247 (I think) colors at a time - so it "steps" up.
3 - Generates a new random starting color for the steps pattern.
4 - Starts the specific pattern - you select up to 5 colors to make the pattern out of - more below.
5 - Increase the number of colors to display for the specific pattern.
6 - Decrease the number of colors to display for the specific pattern.
7 - Stop the pattern maker.

Changing the Range Colors
Look for the two ducks sitting together near a bunch of colored wooden blocks. The colored wood below the ducks are the current color range, and by painting these two blocks you change the color range. The starting colors display a very wide range of colors. The wood blocks to the right of the ducks are suggested ranges to try. These pairings represent more narrow ranges, and thus produce color themes, or more monochromatic patterns.

The Steps
If you want the colors to change gradually, you would decrease the steps - the number of colors it skips each time. If you want the colors to change rapidly, you would increase the steps. Look for the vanilla buttons, orange and brown, near the number buttons and the single duck, in between the range and specific pattern areas.

Changing the Specific Colors
Look for the five ducks spaced apart. Below them are the color blocks for the specific pattern. Paint the color blocks whatever you like. In front of them is the selector for how many colors to display. It starts off with 3.

Would love to get your feedback. Enjoy!

12/14/2019 Updated lettering that got scrambled in the Modpack