3 ms·

Here is my immediate suggestion: Show only one palette at a time. By putting incompatible patterns so close, you get a matrix of colors that with high probabili

by Sweyla 12y ago

Here is my immediate suggestion: Show only one palette at a time. By putting incompatible patterns so close, you get a matrix of colors that with high probability do not harmonize well. I am assuming you have a slightly different algorithm for these three, since the middle one doesn't seem to match the root color's brightness, and they seem to match saturation differently too. Make a choice between these before you generate, and if you want to eliminate this choice, I would go with the one that tries to match brightness/saturation as much as possible. This caught my eye because I developed my own algorithm for this a few years ago and applied it to syntax highlighting[1]. [1] http://sweyla.com/themes/ http://sweyla.com/themes/

pyrocat 12y ago
That's pretty rad. Is the source available anywhere? I'd like to see something like this for Sublime.
- Blahah 12y ago
  You can download the TextMate theme file for the colour scheme you generate. You can use the tm file directly in Sublime.
  - pyrocat 12y ago
    Oh nice, I wasn't aware of that. Thanks!
micfok 12y ago
FWIW, Web of Trust was blocking your site due to poor Trustworthiness and Child Safety Warnings. See here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2ol9ad09qv13jk9/Screenshot%202014-04-09%2017.42.30.png https://www.dropbox.com/s/2ol9ad09qv13jk9/Screenshot%202014-...
boronine 12y ago
Hey, I saw your page a while ago! Actually, I ripped it off to demo a project of mine [1] [1] http://www.boronine.com/husl/syntax/ http://www.boronine.com/husl/syntax/