colorOp: Simple Color Operations
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colorOp R Documentation
Simple Color Operations
Description
Invert a color or calculate the mean of two colors in HSV or RGB space.
This may be useful in creating colors for plots
Usage
colorOp(col, fn = c("invert", "mean"), space = c("HSV", "RGB"))
Arguments
col
Input color(s)
fn
Character: "invert", "mean": Function to perform
space
Character: "HSV", "RGB": Colorspace to operate in - for
averaging only
Details
The average of two colors in RGB space will often pass through gray,
which is likely undesirable. Averaging in HSV space, better for most applications.
Value
Color
Author(s)
E.D. Gennatas
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Simple Color Operations
Description
Invert a color or calculate the mean of two colors in HSV or RGB space. This may be useful in creating colors for plots
Usage
colorOp(col, fn = c("invert", "mean"), space = c("HSV", "RGB"))
Arguments
col |
Input color(s) |
fn |
Character: "invert", "mean": Function to perform |
space |
Character: "HSV", "RGB": Colorspace to operate in - for averaging only |
Details
The average of two colors in RGB space will often pass through gray, which is likely undesirable. Averaging in HSV space, better for most applications.
Value
Color
Author(s)
E.D. Gennatas
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