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This section contains all functions relating to CP_Color.

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CP_Color_Create

Create a CP_Color from given red, green, blue, and alpha values. The input values must be in the range of 0 to 255. CP_Color_Create() can be used to create a variable or used to pass a CP_Color directly as a function parameter.

Function

CP_Color CP_Color_Create(int r, int g, int b, int a);

Parameters

  • r (int) - The red value of the color.
  • g (int) - The green value of the color.
  • b (int) - The blue value of the color.
  • a (int) - The alpha value of the color.

Return

  • CP_Color - The new CP_Color variable with the given color values.

Example

void init()
{
    // Use the CP_Color_Create function to create a variable
    CP_Color color1 = CP_Color_Create(255, 40, 100, 255);

    // Set the background with color1 (berry red)
    CP_Graphics_ClearBackground(color1);

    // Create a color and pass it directly as a function parameter
    CP_Settings_Fill(CP_Color_Create(0, 200, 255, 255));

    // Draw a rectangle at the top left of the screen (blue)
    float rectWidth = CP_System_GetDisplayWidth() * 0.5f;
    float rectHeight = CP_System_GetDisplayHeight() * 0.5f;
    CP_Graphics_DrawRect(0, 0, rectWidth, rectHeight);
}

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CP_Color_CreateHex

Create a CP_Color from a hex value. The hex value will be interpreted in this format: 0xRRGGBBAA, where the bytes marked R become the red value, those marked G become the green value, those marked B become the blue value, and those marked A become the alpha value. CP_Color_CreateHex() can be used to create a variable or used to pass a CP_Color directly as a function parameter.

Function

CP_Color CP_Color_CreateHex(int hexCode);

Parameters

  • hexCode (int) - The hex code to be interpreted.

Return

  • CP_Color - The new CP_Color variable with the given color values.

Example

CP_Color red = CP_Color_CreateHex(0xFF0000FF);
CP_Color green = CP_Color_CreateHex(0x00FF00FF);
CP_Color blue = CP_Color_CreateHex(0x0000FFFF);
CP_Color white = CP_Color_CreateHex(0xFFFFFFFF);

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CP_Color_Lerp

Linearly interpolate (lerp) between two given CP_Color inputs using an interpolation factor from 0.0 to 1.0. Returns the newly computed color.

The calculation applied to each component of the color:

new_color = (1.0f - lerp_factor) * a + lerp_factor * b;

Function

CP_Color CP_Color_Lerp(CP_Color a, CP_Color b, float t);

Parameters

  • a (CP_Color) - The base color to lerp from. The return value is a when lerp_factor = 0.0.
  • b (CP_Color) - The end color to lerp to. The return values is b when lerp_factor = 1.0.
  • lerp_factor (float) - The value between 0.0 and 1.0 used to linearly interpolate from a to b.

Return

  • CP_Color - The new CP_Color variable with the interpolated colors.

Example

void update()
{
    // Create colors for the four corners of the screen
    CP_Color red = CP_Color_Create(255, 0, 0, 255);
    CP_Color green = CP_Color_Create(0, 255, 0, 255);
    CP_Color blue = CP_Color_Create(0, 0, 255, 255);
    CP_Color white = CP_Color_Create(255, 255, 255, 255);

    // Get the mouse position relative to the canvas
    float mx = (float)CP_Input_GetMouseWorldX() / (float)CP_System_GetDisplayWidth();
    float my = (float)CP_Input_GetMouseWorldY() / (float)CP_System_GetDisplayHeight();

    // Clamp the values
    mx = CP_Math_ClampFloat(mx, 0.0f, 1.0f);
    my = CP_Math_ClampFloat(my, 0.0f, 1.0f);

    // Lerp the colors based on position along the x-axis
    CP_Color lerpx1 = CP_Color_Lerp(red, blue, mx);
    CP_Color lerpx2 = CP_Color_Lerp(green, white, mx);

    // Lerp the two previous colors based on y-axis position
    CP_Color lerp = CP_Color_Lerp(lerpx1, lerpx2, my);

    // Set the background based on the lerp
    CP_Graphics_ClearBackground(lerp);
}

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CP_Color_FromColorHSL

Converts a CP_ColorHSL to a CP_Color.

NOTE: All graphics and settings functions within CProcessing expect colors in RGB format (CP_Color) so you will be required to convert using this function if you are using HSL (CP_ColorHSL) formats for various effects.

Function

CP_Color CP_Color_FromColorHSL(CP_ColorHSL hsl);

Parameters

  • hsl (CP_ColorHSL) - The HSL value to be converted to RGB.

Return

Example

void update()
{
    // Get the current framecount and set the background to black
    int frameCount = CP_System_GetFrameCount();
    CP_Graphics_ClearBackground(CP_Color_Create(0, 0, 0, 255));

    // Use framecount to slowly change the HSL color through all colors of the rainbow
    CP_ColorHSL hsl = CP_ColorHSL_Create(360 - (frameCount * 3), 100, 50, 255);

    // Convert from HSL to RGB to be used as the fill color and draw a rectangle
    CP_Settings_Fill(CP_Color_FromColorHSL(hsl));
    CP_Graphics_DrawRectAdvanced(10, 10, 380, 380, 0, 20);
}

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CP_ColorHSL_Create

Create a CP_ColorHSL from given hue, saturation, value, and alpha values.

Function

CP_ColorHSL CP_ColorHSL_Create(int h, int s, int l, int a);

Parameters

  • h (int) - The hue of the color. Range of 0-360
  • s (int) - The saturation of the color. Range of 0-100.
  • v (int) - The value of the color. Range of 0-100.
  • a (int) - The alpha of the color. Range of 0-255.

Return

Example

void update()
{
    // Get the current framecount and set the background to black
    int frameCount = CP_System_GetFrameCount();
    CP_Graphics_ClearBackground(CP_Color_Create(0, 0, 0, 255));

    // Use framecount to slowly change the HSL color through all colors of the rainbow
    CP_ColorHSL hsl = CP_ColorHSL_Create((frameCount * 3) % 360, 100, 50, 255);
    CP_Settings_Fill(CP_Color_FromColorHSL(hsl));
    CP_Graphics_DrawRectAdvanced(10, 10, 380, 380, 0, 20);
}

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CP_ColorHSL_Lerp

Linearly interpolate (lerp) between two given CP_ColorHSL inputs using an interpolation factor from 0.0 to 1.0. Returns the newly computed color.

The calculation applied to each component of the color:

new_color = (1.0f - lerp_factor) * a + lerp_factor * b;

Function

CP_ColorHSL CP_ColorHSL_Lerp(CP_ColorHSL a, CP_ColorHSL b, float t);

Parameters

  • a (CP_ColorHSL) - The base color to lerp from. The return value is a when lerp_factor = 0.0.
  • b (CP_ColorHSL) - The end color to lerp to. The return values is b when lerp_factor = 1.0.
  • lerp_factor (float) - The value between 0.0 and 1.0 used to linearly interpolate from a to b.

Return

Example

void update()
{
    // Create colors for the left and right side of the screen
    CP_ColorHSL start = CP_ColorHSL_Create(0, 100, 50, 255);
    CP_ColorHSL end = CP_ColorHSL_Create(359, 100, 50, 255);

    // Get the mouse position relative to the canvas
    float mx = (float)CP_Input_GetMouseWorldX() / (float)CP_System_GetDisplayWidth();

    // Clamp the values
    mx = CP_Math_ClampFloat(mx, 0.0f, 1.0f);

    // Lerp the colors based on mouse position along the x-axis
    CP_ColorHSL lerp = CP_ColorHSL_Lerp(start, end, mx);

    // Set the background based on the lerp
    CP_Graphics_ClearBackground(CP_Color_FromColorHSL(lerp));
}

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CP_ColorHSL_FromColor

Converts a CP_Color to a CP_ColorHSL.

NOTE: All graphics and settings functions within CProcessing expect colors in RGB format (CP_Color) so you will be required to convert if you are using HSL (CP_ColorHSL) formats for various effects.

Function

CP_ColorHSL CP_ColorHSL_FromColor(CP_Color rgb);

Parameters

  • rgb (CP_Color) - The RGB value to be converted to HSL.

Return

Example

void update()
{
    // Get the current framecount and set the background to black
    int frameCount = CP_System_GetFrameCount();
    CP_Graphics_ClearBackground(CP_Color_Create(0, 0, 0, 255));

    // Use framecount to slowly change the HSL color through all colors of the rainbow
    CP_ColorHSL hsl = CP_ColorHSL_Create(360 - (frameCount * 3), 100, 50, 255);

    // Convert from HSL to RGB to be used as the fill color and draw a rectangle
    CP_Settings_Fill(CP_Color_FromColorHSL(hsl));
    CP_Graphics_DrawRectAdvanced(10, 10, 380, 380, 0, 20);
}

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