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In this image, I would like to randomly fill each region with a different color, such that, no two regions have the same color. I've been searching for such a method and have come across a script that will randomly fill in each region with different colors, but in my case I need those colors to be unique.
Is it possible to accomplish this task in Illustrator?
boguslavsky's plugin in the other answer looks fantastic.
However, there are also free Illustrator scripts available on the web
if you'd rather not purchase anything.
Here's a YouTube video explaining how to install and use scripts, in case you don't know:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUWWlWP1QkI
One I'll use is called "Vary Hues", you can get from here:
http://js4ai.blogspot.com/2012/08/update-to-vary-hues.html
Merely select art and call the script and you can
choose the number of hues you want, even vary opacity if desired.
Or...
I don't know if it fits your needs specifically, but it is a way to randomly alter coloring.
There are more scripts out there for randomizing colors....
I've written a randomizer plugin for Illustrator that should be able to accomplish what you're trying to do. It can randomize colors from a range or from a set. Range randomization is unlikely to leave you with any duplicate colors.
Read about it here: https://randomill.com/illustrator-random-color-script/
