Extensions for Illustrator - feedback

[sitl]

Hello, please give me feedback about my extensions for Adobe Illustrator. It's helpful? looks amazing?
Which is the best?
Description is avaible on https://creativemarket.com/sitl

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvTjbx15RNk&t=1s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSGdfyoBUPQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGq4xnG1rNU

[zox]

I think they are all helpful. Does your colour chart do anything other than CMYK? what about spot colors?

[sitl]

Actually, he only procesing CMYK colors, in future I'm going to add all pallets like RGB, LAB etc.

I think spot colors aren't needed, because you can convert result from cmyk color, to spot color

[zox]

I think spot colors aren't needed, because you can convert result from cmyk color, to spot color

You can not cover all Pantone spots with cmyk, but I see your point.
Chart is very useful for Wide Format printing when you need to match exactly corporate color.
All high end rips have this feature, life saver.

[Farabomb]

Actually, he only procesing CMYK colors, in future I'm going to add all pallets like RGB, LAB etc.

I think spot colors aren't needed, because you can convert result from cmyk color, to spot color

In real world printing you need to emulate spot colors. Just for corporate logos alone you need this.

Now, if you could create something that magically took the values from the crap logo the customer supplied and gave a spot color, that would be cool. It would save me tracking down a PDF somewhere on the web that may have the correct high res logo with the spot color in it.

[Joe]

You can kind of do that with the color picker (not the part about finding a high res version though). Enter a CMYK value and click the color libraries button and it will take you to the closest spot match it can find in whatever Pantone book you have selected.

[Farabomb]

Interesting, I have a web page I think I got from Skyrber that does the same. Enter values and it gives options.

[almaink]

I've been using this script in Illy to find Pantone equivalents for years now.  It says CS1 and CS2 but it runs fine in CS6.
http://www.wundes.com/JS4AI/CMYKtoPMS.js

[Diddler]

Here is the New Adobe Kuler Tool. 

Adobe Kuler tool is free if you already have a Creative Cloud membership and you can also install the tool directly into Photoshop 

https://color.adobe.com/create/color-wheel/?base=2&rule=Complementary&selected=1&name=My%20Color%20Theme&mode=rgb&rgbvalues=0.15913610431044228,0.06123785778928658,0.7,0.38608589625464307,0.2749653079693902,1,0.3014121405718684,0.17496530796939025,1,0.7,0.6126384681595937,0,1,0.8970338649753258,0.17496530796939025&swatchOrder=0,1,2,3,4