I was wondering what kind of code the colors are in? I can't figure it out based on the format. Alternately, does anyone have the codes for the colors that are commonly used in Phoenix Wright?

I haven't run across any colors that PyWright can't handle. I was thinking it would be better to use a color scheme that has a chart people can look at (like hexidecimal), but actually the important part is simply having the existing Phoenix Wright colors documented. That's what most people are going to want. And there's like 5 of them, so it shouldn't be too hard.

How is the documentation coming, BTW? I'm currently working on a more complex script, so I have some opportunity to help with that. I wasn't thinking about anything extremely ambitious, mainly rearranging the existing documentation, adding HTML, and adding examples. And maybe some extra explanation for sad non-programming laypeople such as myself.

Ohhh, that'll learn me not to read the section marked "HELP". (I've been using the doc.txt) Cool color picker, that will be helpful!

My major suggestion about documentation is to organize it by Investigation/Court phase and then by particular task (Talk/Examine/Move/Psyche-locks/Direct exmaination/Cross examination/Penalties, etc.). That might require some repetition – or at least linking – but I think that's how most users will approach the documentation. They'll be doing something particular and want to know everything about how to do it, not worrying about using the same commands in other contexts. At least, that's how I roll.