Modifier.Contrast

Modifier
public sealed class Modifier.Contrast : Modifier
Stretches lightness away from mid-grey, or squeezes it towards mid-grey for negative percentages. Light colours get lighter and dark ones darker, so the order of a set of shades is kept; at -100% every colour has the same lightness. Chroma is left alone, that is what Modifier.Saturation is for.

Constructors

Contrast

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public Contrast(int percent)
Parameters:
percent (int)

Fields

Pivot

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public const double Pivot = 0.5
The Oklab lightness that stays put.

Properties

Dependencies

public virtual PropertyId[] Dependencies { get; }
Gets the properties this modifier reads besides the value it modifies. Most modifiers read none; a mix towards another property reads that one.
inherited fromModifier

Kind

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public override PropertyType Kind { get; }
Overrides: Modifier.Kind

Percent

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public int Percent { get; }

Methods

Apply

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public override SkinValue Apply(SkinValue value, Func<PropertyId, SkinValue> resolve)
Parameters:
value (SkinValue)
resolve (Func<PropertyId, SkinValue>)
Overrides: Modifier.Apply

ToString

public override string ToString()
inherited fromModifier
Overrides: Object.ToString

ToText

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public override string ToText()
Overrides: Modifier.ToText

WithoutReferences

public virtual Modifier WithoutReferences(Func<PropertyId, SkinValue> resolve)
A copy of this modifier with every property reference replaced by the colour it resolves to right now, so the modifier can be applied without a definition at hand. Modifiers without references return themselves.
inherited fromModifier
Parameters:
resolve (Func<PropertyId, SkinValue>)