The second way is by using the Colorset Editor, which was ported from the R5 Color Editor. Background color: Toggle on/off and set the background fill color for the text box. This version of the config editor has a specific colorset tab, which allows the current colorset to be selected, and then the three individual colors can be modified. Text color: Set the color of the font in the textbox. The source and base colors are added together or subtracted from each other, but the amount of each color in the resulting blended color set is controlled by theīlend Weight B is 0.80, then 80% of the base color and 80% of the source color areĪdded together to create the blended color set. The first is from the Spark Color (TM) config editor. The source and base colors are added together, but the amount of each color in the resulting blended color set is controlled by theīlend Weight A is 0.25, then 75% of the base color and 25% of the source color are added together to create the blended color set according to the following formulae:īlended color set = (1- primary blend weight) x base color + primary blend weight x source colorīlended color set alpha = (1- primary blend weight) x base color alpha + primary blend weight x source color alpha Bilinear The resulting color is then applied over the base color using the source alpha to define the opacity of the blended color set according to the following formulae:īlended color set = base color x (source color x source alpha + 1 - source alpha)īlended color set alpha = base color alpha Linear option In Color Set Manager window click New to create a color set Set Component Type to RGB Click Apply. The source color is multiplied by the base color. Right click, select Color Sets, Color Set Editor. The resulting color is then applied over the base color using the source alpha to define the opacity of the blended color set according to the following formulae:īlended color set = base color - (source color x source alpha)īlended color set alpha = base color alpha Multiply The source color is subtracted from the base color. The resulting color is then applied over the base color using the source alpha to define the opacity of the blended color set according to the following formulae:īlended color set = base color + (source color x source alpha)īlended color set alpha = base color alpha Subtract Lets get the basics first: The color with the dark frame around it is the currently selected color. The source color is added to the base color as if being projected onto the base through a slide projector. Editing The Colorset This is going to be a bit more extensive. The shape of the decal is determined by the source color’s alpha according to the following formulae:īlended color set = source color x source alpha + (base color x (1 - source alpha))īlended color set alpha = 1 - ((1 - base color alpha) x (1 - source color alpha)) Add
The source color is applied to the base color like a decal.
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