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# Get Color
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⚠️ **Note:**\
Not all color options are currently in use by Sidekick, but they are included in the Sidekick database.\
These unused color properties are forward-compatible, meaning if Sidekick begins using them in future updates, they’ll automatically work with your existing setup.
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The **Get Color** property retrieves a specific color from a Sidekick Character.\
You can use this in any instruction that supports **Color properties**, such as **Set Color**.
### **Inside the Property**
* **Sidekick Character**\
The character to retrieve the color from.
* **Color Property**\
Select which color to get.\
There are over **200 available color options**, such as:
* Skin Color
* Left Ear Color
* Right Ear Color
* Eye Color
* Eyebrow Color\
…and many more.
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### **Example Use Case**
You can store a character’s **eye color** or **hair color** in **Local Variables.** Later, you can reapply these saved colors using **Set Individual Color**.
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