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rgb>hsb
Nice idea but it ruins the point of some skins.
I really like this idea, +1
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Well, maybe. I was thinking more compatibility with existing skins and easier use by players. (HSB is more understandable than RGB for anyone but coders, really.)Echo wrote:
rgb>hsb
If it's a slider it doesn't really matter what it uses internally...
I don't know about this though. No vote either way from me
I don't know about this though. No vote either way from me
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Well of course the implementation doesn't matter to a user. I'm just talking about the interface. A slider, a square, a slider+square... however it's going to be done.LuigiHann wrote:
If it's a slider it doesn't really matter what it uses internally...
Like this?
or did you mean like this?
or did you mean like this?
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That's actually the default colour selection panel for OS X x3
I have absolutely no idea how hsb works, whereas I can understand rgb based on knowledge from physics 
A (loose) analogy would be that RGB corresponds to cartesian coordinates, while HSV corresponds to polar (well, cylindrical).Echo wrote:
I have absolutely no idea how hsb works, whereas I can understand rgb based on knowledge from physics
(This analogy is loose, because Hue isn't really a circle in the chromatacity plane, but rather more of an irregular hexagon, limited by the display's colour gamut.)
In general, Hue is described as a piecewise function in six parts: Red-yellow, yellow-green, green-cyan, cyan-blue, blue-magenta, and magenta-red. Each takes up 1/6th of the hue domain and is a weighted average between the two corresponding primaries/secondaries.
Saturation is a weighted average between the above and white. Value (Brightness) is a weighted average between the colour with its hue-saturation and black.
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Bump. I'd really like this. =X
Would this be a skin option, a map option, or a user option?
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All of the above.LuigiHann wrote:
Would this be a skin option, a map option, or a user option?
Map overrides user and skin.
Maps should have a "don't care" option for this like for skins to allow the user or skin cursor colour to be used.
Skin overrides user.
Have a checkbox in the options labeled "use custom cursor colour" to allow the user to specify a custom cursor colour.
It should be a map option and a user option. Skins can come with their own colours...
Support +2
yeah, I just did that.
This is the perfect solution for maps with light hitcircles/backgrounds that make your cursor disappear in kiai time.
yeah, I just did that.
This is the perfect solution for maps with light hitcircles/backgrounds that make your cursor disappear in kiai time.
It would be only for the default skin, right?
Anyway, I'd like this for my maps. Another thing that would go to the "Colours" tab in Song Setup.
Anyway, I'd like this for my maps. Another thing that would go to the "Colours" tab in Song Setup.
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What do you mean by this?Harris73 wrote:
Skins can come with their own colours...
What do you mean by this?Gens wrote:
It would be only for the default skin, right?
The cursor itself is skinnable. You can make it into any image, and as such, any colorstrager wrote:
What do you mean by this?Harris73 wrote:
Skins can come with their own colours...
That would also have wonky effects with your recoloring scheme
Agreed, that would be usefull for that *-*0_o wrote:
This is the perfect solution for maps with light hitcircles/backgrounds that make your cursor disappear in kiai time.
Support +1
In my opinion, the cursor is one of the main "constants" that you should have in osu! I personally use a black-on-white cursor (This one), and maps with custom cursors really throw me off. I can cope with just about any other custom element, though change the cursor on me and I end up noticeably worse.
I guess I'm saying: Yes, please, but only if it overrieds everything.
I guess I'm saying: Yes, please, but only if it overrieds everything.
Keep in mind that any cursors which aren't greyscale will not work correctly with tinting. This includes the current osu! default cursor, and most skins.
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A HSB slider(s) would work, like the Photoshop effect. (I did this to change the colour of the cursor and the trail for the time being.)peppy wrote:
Keep in mind that any cursors which aren't greyscale will not work correctly with tinting. This includes the current osu! default cursor, and most skins.
You can't change brightness using standard d3d/opengl functions. You can only apply subtractive colour. I am against adding any preprocessing, too.
Can you apply additive color
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I'll resist arguing. =X
Additive will still need preprocessing of the image to make it greyscale. I guess this is possible, but doubles the fill required, and will require some complex math to make it usable to the end user.
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What's wrong with preprocessing the image? I really don't see any roadblocks here (no offense).
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I know the code is shit, but you can extract the main algorithm parts:
http://www.bobpowell.net/RGBHSB.htm
User inputs H, S, and L, each [-1.00,1.00].
For every pixel in the image, set:
http://www.bobpowell.net/RGBHSB.htm
User inputs H, S, and L, each [-1.00,1.00].
For every pixel in the image, set:
- hsl = color.toHsl();
- hsl.h += user.h; // Make sure this clamps.
- hsl.s += user.s;
- hsl.l += user.l;
- new_color = hsl.toRgb();
Since all I have is Paint and I don't think I could change the colour myself...this might be nice.
I like color~
I like color~
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http://www.getpaint.net/animask wrote:
Since all I have is Paint and I don't think I could change the colour myself...this might be nice.
I like color~
This would be interesting. I would like to see an Option to change the default cursor color. I would see this as a feature people would use, the few who still use the default cursor. Of course this could apply to custom cursors as well. We could set a default coloration, and user's could adjust that coloration without having to create an entirely new image through an image editor.