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Drawing a HSV or HSB Color Wheel
 

Alan Smithee




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Old Post  12-18-05 - 11:19 PM  
I need to draw a two dimensional view of the HSV color wheel. I haven't the
foggiest as to where to start. Some type of gradient fill that can change
the tone perhaps. Thanks if someone knows how to do this.




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hoffmann@fho-emden.de




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Old Post  12-19-05 - 08:14 AM  
Instead of drawing the wheel you may use this PostScript
program:
http://www.fho-emden.de/~hoffmann/colorwheel.txt

Rename as *.eps and open or place in RGB mode in PhS with
sufficient resolution.

Best regards  --Gernot Hoffmann



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Alan Smithee




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Old Post  12-19-05 - 11:14 PM  
hoffmann@fho-emden.de wrote:
> Instead of drawing the wheel you may use this PostScript
> program:
> http://www.fho-emden.de/~hoffmann/colorwheel.txt
>
> Rename as *.eps and open or place in RGB mode in PhS with
> sufficient resolution.
>
> Best regards  --Gernot Hoffmann

Thank you. I had no idea I could use eps files like this! I was thinking I
was going to have to delve into scripting it myself. Thanks again.




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hoffmann@fho-emden.de




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Old Post  12-19-05 - 11:14 PM  
Alan,

thanks for the feedback. If you want to improve the
resolution, the size of the small equally colored squares,
then simply increase the number 'n' by a text editor.

E.g. n=400 instead of 200.

Best regards --Gernot Hoffmann.



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