hw2h | R Documentation |
Convert warped (virtual) hue to standard HCL hue by colorjam preset
hw2h(
h,
h1 = NULL,
h2 = NULL,
direction = 1,
preset = getOption("colorjam.preset", "custom"),
...
)
h |
|
h1 , h2 |
|
direction |
|
preset |
|
This function is intended to convert from a vector of warped hue values to
the hues defined by colorjam_presets()
for the given preset
.
Each preset
defines a custom set of color hues, for example:
converting RGB to RYB color wheel
converting RGB to the customized dichromat color wheel
reversing a color wheel
Note the output hue uses the standard HCL color hue as defined
by colorspace::polarLUV()
, with values ranging between 0 and 360.
By this standard, 12.2 is defined as red, 120 is defined as green, and
245 is defined as blue.
numeric
vector of color hues after applying the transformation
from h2
to h1
for the given preset
.
numeric
vector of hue values after applying the hue warp
operation.
Other colorjam hue warp:
add_colorjam_preset()
,
add_colorjam_step()
,
adjust_hue_warp()
,
approx_degrees()
,
colorjam_presets()
,
colorjam_steps()
,
display_degrees()
,
h2hwOptions()
,
h2hw()
,
hcl_to_hsl_hue()
,
hsl_to_hcl_hue()
,
mean_angle()
,
plot_colorjam_preset()
,
remap_colorjam_preset()
,
validate_colorjam_preset()
Other colorjam hue warp:
add_colorjam_preset()
,
add_colorjam_step()
,
adjust_hue_warp()
,
approx_degrees()
,
colorjam_presets()
,
colorjam_steps()
,
display_degrees()
,
h2hwOptions()
,
h2hw()
,
hcl_to_hsl_hue()
,
hsl_to_hcl_hue()
,
mean_angle()
,
plot_colorjam_preset()
,
remap_colorjam_preset()
,
validate_colorjam_preset()
# It can be useful to create a uniform sequence of angles in warped
# hues, which are visually more uniform than those using an RGB color wheel,
# then convert those hues to standard color hues.
warpedHues <- seq(from=0, to=330, length.out=12);
warpedHues;
# rgb imposes no change
hues <- hw2h(warpedHues, preset="rgb");
hues;
# ryb imposes changes
hues <- hw2h(warpedHues, preset="ryb");
hues;
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