Grasshopper2.Types.Colournamespace

Provides a way to store colours using a variety of spaces using high-precision mathematics. This is the class Grasshopper uses internally to store colours. Rhino, Eto, and .NET have their own colour types (usually ColorRGBA, Color, and Color, but there are many more), so you may need to convert to and from those types to Colour on a per-case basis.

Enumerates the colour adjectives Grasshopper understands.

Provides static methods for converting one colour space into another. These methods have been implemented based on http://www.easyrgb.com/index.php?X=MATH and do not depend on code in Eto, Rhino, or any other assembly.

Temperature measure point for CIE Chromaticity diagrams.

Wavelength measure point for CIE Chromaticity diagrams.

Enumerates the various linguistic importances that colours can have.

Utility class for creating linear combinations of colours.

Enumerates the possible sources for a successful colour parsing.

A one dimensional colour gradient based on a colour space and channel functions.

Base class for all Grasshopper gradients. Consider using GripGradient as a ready-made implementation.

Arguments used in the GradientChanged event.

Represents a discontinuity in a gradient progression.

Represents a grip in a colour gradient.

Enumerates the sides of gradient grip.

A numeric mapping into gradient domain parameters.

A one dimensional colour gradient based on positional grips.

An interpolation function used for gradient channels.

Interaction object for GripGradient.

Enumerates the possible ways in which colours can be resolved.

A (mostly) immutable named colour.

Describes the collision of two or more named colours. Named colours collide when they have the same name.

Represents a collection of uniquely named colours. Think of this as a colour dictionary.

Merge a collection of colours.

Enumerates some default merge options for named palettes.

Enumerates the possible colour interpolations for a gradient.

Represents a radial palette with a central colour.

Enumerates the defined colour spaces.

A subset of the Space enumeration listing only mathemtical, 3-channel colours.

Provides a collection of default gradients, as well as access to custom user gradients.