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Revision as of 04:42, 4 June 2013
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.
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Usage
color BlendColorsWeighted(c1, c2, c1_weight, c2_weight);
- c1 a color object created with CreateColor
- c2 a color object created with CreateColor
- c1_weight amount of first color
- c2_weight amount of second color
Notes
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
var Red = CreateColor(255, 0, 0); //Creates a red color.
var Blue = CreateColor(0, 255, 0); //Creates a blue color.
var Blend = BlendColorsWeighted(Red, Blue, 2, 1); //Creates a reddish purple color by blending the two colors with 2 parts red to 1 part blue.BlendColorsWeighted can be adapted for the more familiar alpha blending method as follows:
//Alpha can be between 0 and 1
function AlphaBlend (Color,SourceColor,Alpha) {
Alpha = Math.min(Math.max(Alpha,0.0),1.0); //Clamp alpha to 0-1
return BlendColorsWeighted(Color,SourceColor,Alpha,1.0 - Alpha);
}See also
- Sphere Color object
- CreateColor()
- ApplyColorMask()
- BlendColors()
- Math.min()
