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Boosting contrast won't help you if you can't tell the difference, so you actually want to shift colors away from the ambiguous axis. This necessarily has the e
by itishappy 1y ago
Boosting contrast won't help you if you can't tell the difference, so you actually want to shift colors away from the ambiguous axis. This necessarily has the effect of removing certain colors.
- ashoeafoot 1y agoYou can also overlay hints, for example different shadow ditherings depending on color ? Im actually pro ambivalent colors as this is what feels natural for somebody color mismatching.
- itishappy 1y agoI'm a big fan of icons and textures.
- edejong 1y agoNot exactly. It’s not that I can’t see the colors, I just need more contrast to pick up red or green. A grayish green looks the same as plain gray to me. A small bright green dot? Might as well be gray or brown. But a large, solid area of bright green or red? No problem at all.
- itishappy 1y agoSame here. I can figure it out, just not at a glance. Unfortunately, when it comes to video games, identifying small flashing colors at a glance is exactly the goal.