It works! :)
On Sep 5, 2012, at 12:17, Guglielmo Braguglia wrote:
> John ... your values are already *RGB* values, just differently written ...
> ;-)
>
> E.g. ... *#FF7F00* is made by three couples of values : FF (/the R value/)
> 7F (/the G value/) 00 (/the B value/) just written in hexad
John ... your values are already *RGB* values, just differently written
... ;-)
E.g. ... *#FF7F00* is made by three couples of values : FF (/the R
value/) 7F (/the G value/) 00 (/the B value/) just written in
hexadecimal ... convert to the decimal value and ... that's all.
So #FF7F00 is j
I think i can get it working, but i'm strugling with the color-coding.
My colors are all in a hex format like #FF.
How do I convert that to RGB values? I can't find a command for this in the
help.
On Sep 5, 2012, at 11:00, Scott Rossi wrote:
> Sorry, make that:
>
> put theArray["ramp"
Thanks!
On Sep 5, 2012, at 11:00, Scott Rossi wrote:
> Sorry, make that:
>
> put theArray["ramp"] into theVar (no object reference needed)
>
>
> Recently, I wrote:
>
>> Gradient settings are stored in an array property called the fillGradient.
>> The color data is stored the "ramp" index
Sorry, make that:
put theArray["ramp"] into theVar (no object reference needed)
Recently, I wrote:
> Gradient settings are stored in an array property called the fillGradient.
> The color data is stored the "ramp" index. So to get the colors, you could
> script something like:
> put the fill
Gradient settings are stored in an array property called the fillGradient.
The color data is stored the "ramp" index. So to get the colors, you could
script something like:
put the fillGradient of graphic "myBox" into theArray
put theArray["ramp"] of graphic "myBox" into theVar
The variable theVa
Hi,
I have a rectangle that I filled with a gradient in the inspector.
Is there a way to script the colors of this gradient?
I want to let the user pick a color for a color theme and have the gradient
match that.
Thanks!
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