Shift Color Scheme
Base class for shifted color schemes. A shifted color scheme is based on some original color scheme, a shift color and a shift factor. All colors of the original color scheme are shifted towards the shift color based on the shift factor. The closer the shift factor value is to 1.0, the closer the colors of the shifted color scheme will be to the shift color.
Author
Kirill Grouchnikov
Constructors
Functions
Creates a blended version of this color scheme based on another color scheme.
Creates a hue-shifted (in HSB space) version of this color scheme.
Creates an inverted version of this scheme.
Creates a negated version of this scheme.
Creates a saturated or desaturated version of this scheme. The value and brightness stay the same.
Creates a shaded (shifted towards black) version of this color scheme.
Creates a shift version of this scheme.
Creates a tinted (shifted towards white) version of this color scheme.
Creates a toned (shifted towards gray) version of this color scheme.
Properties
Returns indication whether this color scheme uses dark colors. Note that this method may be removed in the future. It is highly recommended to use one of the colors from the parent SchemeBaseColors and SchemeDerivedColors interfaces instead.