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function patchHighLight(i) {
var w = Width, sz = patchSize;
var m = Math.floor(w/sz);
var x = (i % m) * sz;
var y = Math.floor(i / m) * sz;
GG.setColor("#FFFFFF");
GG.drawRect(x,y,sz,sz);
GG.paint();
}
and add patchHighLight(m);
in mouseDwn
now you need to invert the color of the frame;
white on white wont do much, heh.
i see names then go, ??? where was that ??
lol
highlight it.
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Forgot something. Now can click on text field.
Don't need to unless clipboard fails.
function mousedwn() looks like this.
var m = Math.floor(Width/patchSize);
if ((mousex < (patchSize * m)) && (mousey > 22)) {
echo(" ");
m = whichcolor();
patchHighLight(m);
buffer(m);
}
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Releases a large update. The include-files have been split into separate files.
Added more named colors, a total now of 6568 colors.
Also improved the simple documentation with a separate HTML-file for each
include-file that shows the color name, the RGB HEX-value, a color sample and a
button that will copy the color name to the clipboard.
Updated version is available on GitHub at
https://github.com/SvenErik1968/Farger.inc/
Brgds,
Sven-Erik
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> 0 not 22,
offset a layer, have to remember the offset. doh
here's the update.
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And again !! in previous version, old html was saved. doh!
Previous wasn't offset 22.
Now, this one is for Michael who seemed to not get HSV.
Button says click. Click it! HSV HSL ta dah.
Example usage.
Unnamed - just says "rgb" til I figure out what colorhue(i) will be;
to get back to POV colors, reload.
In C, the routines ran fine. Translated to java was giving negative numbers.
I usually find that kind of stuff. Nope. I just clamped 0-1 and it's fine.
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so thats what happens when you go over 1 input.
you get negative numbers, now I know.
that routine wasnt supposed the increment saturation, it was already at 1, I
forgot that.
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Here's the last function to replace.
Returns the hue color you click, POV color 0-1;
function colorhue(i) {
var z = 320;
var v = .3 + .12 * i / z;
var h = 1.0 - ((i % z) / z);
if (i < 960) return "<"+roundv(hsv2rgb(h,1,v),6)+">";
v = .33 + .12 * (i%960) / z;
return "<"+roundv(hsl2rgb(h,1,v),6)+">";
}
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Here's the whole thing if u don't want to DIY.
Added 1920 unique names for the hue colors.
Maybe it's done now, always something else.
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So, this is very cool - most especially since it runs in JS, which is fast,
real-time, and runs in a browser.
This would be a great cross-platform pigment-map editor if JS has easily
editable sliders or something like that. No clunky OS-dependent installation,
nearly everyone always has a browser window of some sort open...
Such a thing would be especially useful for constructing the pigment_maps for
patterns, since it's a hard thing to visualize, code, edit, and iteratively
render until it's "right"/pleasing.
http://news.povray.org/povray.binaries.images/thread/%3C5acf08bc%241%40news.povray.org%3E/
or for spitting out a prototype pigment_map for something sampled from an image,
that could them be fine-tuned and adjusted.
http://news.povray.org/povray.binaries.images/thread/%3Cweb.58cfc0cf857600e8c437ac910%40news.povray.org%3E/?mtop=41
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"Bald Eagle" <cre### [at] netscape net> wrote:
> So, this is very cool - most especially since it runs in JS, which is fast,
> real-time, and runs in a browser.
>
> This would be a great cross-platform pigment-map editor if JS has easily
> editable sliders or something like that. No clunky OS-dependent installation,
> nearly everyone always has a browser window of some sort open...
>
>
>
> Such a thing would be especially useful for constructing the pigment_maps for
> patterns, since it's a hard thing to visualize, code, edit, and iteratively
> render until it's "right"/pleasing.
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>
http://news.povray.org/povray.binaries.images/thread/%3C5acf08bc%241%40news.povray.org%3E/
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> or for spitting out a prototype pigment_map for something sampled from an image,
> that could them be fine-tuned and adjusted.
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>
http://news.povray.org/povray.binaries.images/thread/%3Cweb.58cfc0cf857600e8c437ac910%40news.povray.org%3E/?mtop=41
Dream realized - Java is the cross platform solution.
Well if you like that, here's more.
Added 4 JS color pickers.
Firefox 25, no clipboard, but everything else is fine.
Latest Chrome, everything fine.I'll post an image, and this url.
color pickers not using clipboard ... displays 3 forms on the BGcolor.
I think it needs a switch to turn clipboard on off maybe.
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