- Companion:
- object
- Source:
- Color.scala
Value members
Concrete methods
Copies this color, changing the alpha to the given value
Copies this color, changing the alpha to the given value
- Source:
- Color.scala
Darken the color by the given amount. This is an absolute amount, not an amount relative to the Color's current lightness. Lightness is clipped at Normalized.MaxValue
Darken the color by the given amount. This is an absolute amount, not an amount relative to the Color's current lightness. Lightness is clipped at Normalized.MaxValue
- Source:
- Color.scala
Darken the color by the given relative amount. For example, calling
aColor.darkenBy(0.1.normalized decreases the lightness by 10% of the
current lightness.
Darken the color by the given relative amount. For example, calling
aColor.darkenBy(0.1.normalized decreases the lightness by 10% of the
current lightness.
- Source:
- Color.scala
Desaturate the color by the given amount. This is an absolute amount, not an amount relative to the Color's current saturation. Saturation is clipped at Normalized.MaxValue
Desaturate the color by the given amount. This is an absolute amount, not an amount relative to the Color's current saturation. Saturation is clipped at Normalized.MaxValue
- Source:
- Color.scala
Desaturate the color by the given relative amount. For example, calling
aColor.desaturateBy(0.1.normalized decreases the saturation by 10% of
the current saturation.
Desaturate the color by the given relative amount. For example, calling
aColor.desaturateBy(0.1.normalized decreases the saturation by 10% of
the current saturation.
- Source:
- Color.scala
Increase the alpha channel by the given amount.
Increase the alpha channel by the given amount.
- Source:
- Color.scala
Increase the alpha channel by the given relative amount.
Increase the alpha channel by the given relative amount.
- Source:
- Color.scala
Decrease the alpha channel by the given amount.
Decrease the alpha channel by the given amount.
- Source:
- Color.scala
Decrease the alpha channel by the given relative amount.
Decrease the alpha channel by the given relative amount.
- Source:
- Color.scala
Copies this color, changing the hue to the given value
Copies this color, changing the hue to the given value
- Source:
- Color.scala
Lighten the color by the given amount. This is an absolute amount, not an amount relative to the Color's current lightness. Lightness is clipped at Normalized.MaxValue
Lighten the color by the given amount. This is an absolute amount, not an amount relative to the Color's current lightness. Lightness is clipped at Normalized.MaxValue
- Source:
- Color.scala
Lighten the color by the given relative amount. For example, calling
aColor.lightenBy(0.1.normalized increases the lightness by 10% of the
current lightness.
Lighten the color by the given relative amount. For example, calling
aColor.lightenBy(0.1.normalized increases the lightness by 10% of the
current lightness.
- Source:
- Color.scala
Copies this color, changing the lightness to the given value
Copies this color, changing the lightness to the given value
- Source:
- Color.scala
Saturate the color by the given amount. This is an absolute amount, not an amount relative to the Color's current saturation. Saturation is clipped at Normalized.MaxValue
Saturate the color by the given amount. This is an absolute amount, not an amount relative to the Color's current saturation. Saturation is clipped at Normalized.MaxValue
- Source:
- Color.scala
Saturate the color by the given relative amount. For example, calling
aColor.saturateBy(0.1.normalized increases the saturation by 10% of the
current saturation.
Saturate the color by the given relative amount. For example, calling
aColor.saturateBy(0.1.normalized increases the saturation by 10% of the
current saturation.
- Source:
- Color.scala
Copies this color, changing the saturation to the given value
Copies this color, changing the saturation to the given value
- Source:
- Color.scala
True if this is approximately equal to that
True if this is approximately equal to that
- Source:
- Color.scala