This PublicFunction.Gradientcolor has a few parameters that are not very clear in how they formulize the parameters.
Is there source code?
PublicFunction.gradientcolor how it works?
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Re: PublicFunction.gradientcolor how it works?
Hello CarseWhite,
Here are the parameters the function accepts:
val - color will be calculated for this value
min - minimum possible value of val
max - maximum possible value of val
lcolor - color for minimum value
rcolor - color for maximum value
Here are the parameters the function accepts:
val - color will be calculated for this value
min - minimum possible value of val
max - maximum possible value of val
lcolor - color for minimum value
rcolor - color for maximum value
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Re: PublicFunction.gradientcolor how it works?
That doesn't help much.
the formula, what's the math behind the parameters? I can't use something that I do not know how it works for my own safety.
the formula, what's the math behind the parameters? I can't use something that I do not know how it works for my own safety.
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Re: PublicFunction.gradientcolor how it works?
CarseWhite,
PublicFunction.Gradientcolor is a built in function, its source code cannot be viewed. It is utilized in the function NormGradientColor. You can check the studies that use the NormGradientColor for reference.
PublicFunction.Gradientcolor is a built in function, its source code cannot be viewed. It is utilized in the function NormGradientColor. You can check the studies that use the NormGradientColor for reference.