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As far as I can tell Contraste will always go full max to min at the angle you choose, a slider for the range of the gradient will be helpful for when you don't want to use such a wide range. Perhaps a slider with two half-circles to represent the low and high ends?
Also I seen your work on the Java implementation of JzAzBz while looking it up myself, I'm looking forward to it.
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Hi Torrid gristle,
That could be a nice idea but in fact the way I choosed does not allow this I think. I worked firstly with plan equations but they were very instable. So I decided to use a gradient for the third coordinate. It looks like this :
So you see that the third coordinate (A' B' C') for A B C colors are the projection of these colors onto the gradient. So there is not actually absolute values but relatives values I think.
Concerning JzAzBz I made the java implementation but I did not yet publish it. Here is it netbeans project if you want to look at it :
As far as I can tell Contraste will always go full max to min at the angle you choose, a slider for the range of the gradient will be helpful for when you don't want to use such a wide range. Perhaps a slider with two half-circles to represent the low and high ends?
Also I seen your work on the Java implementation of JzAzBz while looking it up myself, I'm looking forward to it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: