Legacy:BlendColorsWeighted - Revision history

Apollolux: /* Usage */ param types

2013-09-11T23:40:22Z

‎Usage: param types

2013-06-04T04:44:27Z

color link

2013-06-04T04:42:31Z

added navbox

2013-05-20T19:38:07Z

‎Usage: cleanup

2013-05-20T19:37:08Z

Reformat for new convention

2013-04-06T18:50:58Z

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2013-03-18T04:24:57Z

2013-03-18T04:18:30Z

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 ==Usage==
-{{Usage|returns=color|func=BlendColorsWeighted|params=c1, c2, c1_weight, c2_weight}}
+{{Usage|returns=[[API:Color|Color]]|func=BlendColorsWeighted|params=c1, c2, c1_weight, c2_weight}}
-*	'''c1''' a color object created with [[API:CreateColor|CreateColor]]
+*	'''c1''' [[API:Color|Color]]. a color object created with [[API:CreateColor|CreateColor]]
-*	'''c2''' a color object created with CreateColor
+*	'''c2''' [[API:Color|Color]]. a color object created with CreateColor
-*	'''c1_weight''' amount of first color
+*	'''c1_weight''' integer. amount of first color
-*	'''c2_weight''' amount of second color
+*	'''c2_weight''' integer. amount of second color
 ==Notes==

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−	Returns a Color object that is the blended color of the two input colors, (c1 and c2) but allows you to specify the amount of each color.	+	Returns a [[API:Color\|Color]] object that is the blended color of the two input colors, (c1 and c2) but allows you to specify the amount of each color.

	==Usage==		==Usage==

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	* [http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Core_JavaScript_1.5_Reference:Global_Objects:Math:min Math.min]()		* [http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Core_JavaScript_1.5_Reference:Global_Objects:Math:min Math.min]()

−	~~[[Category~~:~~Functions]]~~	+
		+	{{API:Color/navbox}}

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 {{Usage|returns=color|func=BlendColorsWeighted|params=c1, c2, c1_weight, c2_weight}}
-*	'''c1''' a color object created with [[CreateColor]]
+*	'''c1''' a color object created with [[API:CreateColor|CreateColor]]
 *	'''c2''' a color object created with CreateColor
 *	'''c1_weight''' amount of first color
 *	'''c2_weight''' amount of second color
 ==Notes==

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 Returns a Color object that is the blended color of the two input colors, (c1 and c2) but allows you to specify the amount of each color.
 ==Usage==
+{{Usage|returns=color|func=BlendColorsWeighted|params=c1, c2, c1_weight, c2_weight}}
 *	'''c1''' a color object created with [[CreateColor]]
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 ==See also==
-*	Sphere [[Color]] object
+*	Sphere [[API:Color|Color]] object
-*	[[CreateColor]]()
+*	[[API:CreateColor|CreateColor]]()
-*	[[ApplyColorMask]]()
+*	[[API:ApplyColorMask|ApplyColorMask]]()
-*	[[BlendColors]]()
+*	[[API:BlendColors|BlendColors]]()
 *	[http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Core_JavaScript_1.5_Reference:Global_Objects:Math:min Math.min]()

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 *	'''c2_weight''' amount of second color
-NOTE:The weights of the two colors are converted to a ratio out of 100%. (1:2 means one part of the first to two parts of the second. Or 33% of the first to 66% of the second.)
+The weights of the two colors are converted to a ratio out of 100%. (1:2 means one part of the first to two parts of the second. Or 33% of the first to 66% of the second.)
 ==Examples==

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 ;[[Color]] BlendColorsWeighted(c1, c2, c1_weight, c2_weight);
-*	c1 a color object created with [[CreateColor]]
+*	'''c1''' a color object created with [[CreateColor]]
-*	c2 a color object created with CreateColor
+*	'''c2''' a color object created with CreateColor
-*	c1_weight amount of first color
+*	'''c1_weight''' amount of first color
-*	c2_weight amount of second color
+*	'''c2_weight''' amount of second color

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	NOTE:The weights of the two colors are converted to a ratio out of 100%. (1:2 means one part of the first to two parts of the second. Or 33% of the first to 66% of the second.)		NOTE:The weights of the two colors are converted to a ratio out of 100%. (1:2 means one part of the first to two parts of the second. Or 33% of the first to 66% of the second.)
		+
	==Examples==		==Examples==