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do you know a tool that uses OKHSL/V instead of hex? Like colorcolor.in uses such a color space, but then all the overlays are still in hex, so there is this br
by eviks 3y ago
do you know a tool that uses OKHSL/V instead of hex? Like colorcolor.in uses such a color space, but then all the overlays are still in hex, so there is this break between input and output
- Brajeshwar 3y agoYou meant the "Overlay" (bottom-left) to have HSL option too? Btw, if you open an issue/request with the right context, Saneef will look into it. I will nudge him if that makes sense. https://github.com/saneef/color-color https://github.com/saneef/color-color
- eviks 3y agoYes, so if I start a palette at Lightness 100 and end at Lightness 0, I should see these numbers in the resulting colors In this specific example the starting color is still not ff, but f9 due to some easing interference (though I'd expect a function x=0 y=0 to not do anything for the very first color), but even then you still see a clear connection, and if you had 10 steps you'd see ~10 lightness point increase in each palette color