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@grimly grimly commented May 11, 2025

Original issue raised from usage in GTNH modpack.
The data format generated in colorPalette.json is different from what is expected by this file script. The data still available and just required some refactor. Instead of colorPalette.table, a refactor of colorPalette.basicColors can be used. This refactor runs only when needed (just in case the previous format is in use somehow).

Original issue raised from usage in GTNH modpack.
The data format generated in `colorPalette.json` is different from what is expected by this file script.
The data still available and just required some refactor. Instead of `colorPalette.table`, a refactor of `colorPalette.basicColors` can be used.
This refactor runs only when needed (just in case the previous format is in use somehow).
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Thanks!

@mysticdrew mysticdrew merged commit 17950b2 into TeamJM:master May 11, 2025
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5.2.9 should be available on the download sites shortly. ;)

@grimly grimly deleted the patch-2 branch May 11, 2025 11:25
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