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Because it's v. nice to have someway to actually see the colours that you're playing with.
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I think I decided that prismatic was that thing and I didn't have to build it
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Dear Thomas, Hadley,
While exploring farver and having the same need mentioned by Hadley, I provide just this code as an example:
farver
install.packages('farver', dependencies = TRUE) ## High Performance Colour Space Manipulation install.packages('prismatic', dependencies = TRUE) ## https://github.com/EmilHvitfeldt/prismatic library(farver) library(prismatic) h <- decode_colour(heat.colors(15)) ## farver h hex_h <- encode_colour(h) ## farver hex_h heat_colors <- color(hex_h) ## prismatic heat_colors plot(heat_colors) ## prismatic
which results in:
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Because it's v. nice to have someway to actually see the colours that you're playing with.
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