hsv_weighted_mean: Finds a color between those received as input in HSV palette

In dpcarballo/coloR: Various Tools for Working with Color

Description

Finds a color between those received as input in HSV palette

Usage

hsv_weighted_mean(col1, col2, w1 = 0.5, w2 = 1 - w1, output = "hex")

Arguments

col1	First color. Hexcode, c(r,g,b), color name as character and "color" class object are all supported.
col2	Second color. Hexcode, c(r,g,b), color name as character and "color" class object are all supported.
w1	Number between 0 and 1. Represents how similar the output will be to col1. Defaults to .5
w2	Number between 0 and 1. Represents how similar the output will be to col2. Defaults to 1-w1
output	Format in which output will be returned. Use "hex" to get a hexcode. Use "color" for a "color" class object to be returned. Defaults to "hex"

Value

A hexcode (or "class" color object) built as commanded.

Examples

hsv_weighted_mean("red", "green", output="color")
hsv_weighted_mean("red", "green")
hsv_weighted_mean("blue", "red", w1=5/6)
hsv_weighted_mean(c(0,0,0), color("white"))
hsv_weighted_mean("#000000", "red")

dpcarballo/coloR documentation built on June 1, 2019, 8:14 p.m.