def health_color(self):
a = self.dead_color.hsl
b = self.healthy_color.hsl
factor = self.health_percentage
# This is not great Need real game vector math library
# Also a color library with no mix or lerp ? (Or i just can't read and find it)
# lerp between colors in hsl and then convert to rgb.
result = (Health.lerp(a[x], b[x], factor) for x in range(3))
ret_val = Color()
ret_val.set_hsl(result)
ret_val = ret_val.rgb
# Apply HRD type stuff
light_power = Health.lerp(self.light_power_dead, self.light_Power_full,
self.health_percentage)
# Oh well.
ret_val = (
ret_val[0] * light_power,
ret_val[1] * light_power,
ret_val[2] * light_power,
)
return ret_val
def _identify_and_create_object(user_input: str) -> (str, Color):
"""
Identifies the data type of an input, converts it appropriately and creates the Color() object
:param user_input: The input string from the input textbox
:return: A tuple containing a string (the type detected) and a
Color object that corresponds to the user input
:raises InvalidColorError: if the inputted color doesn't fit any of the available formats
"""
result = Color()
# Checks for literal color names
tmp = re.sub(r"[^a-zA-Z]+", "", user_input.lower())
if tmp in COLOR_NAMES:
result = Color(tmp)
print(f'\nDetected literal: {tmp}')
return 'literal', result
# Matches a hex color without the '#' sign
hex_without_pound_sign_pattern = re.compile(r'[A-Fa-f0-9]{6}')
if hex_without_pound_sign_pattern.match(user_input) and len(user_input) == 6:
result.set_hex_l('#' + user_input.lower())
print(f"\nDetected hex without '#': {user_input.upper()}")
return 'hex', result
# Matches a hex color with the '#' sign
hex_with_pound_sign_pattern = re.compile(r'#[A-Fa-f0-9]{6}')
if hex_with_pound_sign_pattern.match(user_input) and len(user_input) == 7:
result.set_hex_l(user_input.lower())
print(f"\nDetected hex with '#': {user_input.upper()}")
return 'hex', result
# Matches an RGB color (3x 1-3 digits numbers, separated by up to 2 of ',' and ' ')
rgb_pattern = re.compile(r'(?:[0-9]{1,3}[, ]{1,2}){2}[0-9]{1,3}')
if rgb_pattern.match(user_input):
user_input = _replace_separators(user_input)
r_value, g_value, b_value = [int(val) for val in user_input.split('*')]
if not 0 <= r_value <= 255 or not 0 <= g_value <= 255 or not 0 <= b_value <= 255:
raise InvalidColorError(
'This looks like an RGB color but the values are not in the 0-255 range!')
result.set_rgb((r_value / 255, g_value / 255, b_value / 255))
print(f"\nDetected rgb: {user_input}")
return 'rgb', result
# Matches a HSL color (1x 1-3 digits number, then 2x percentages or numbers in the range 0-1)
hsl_pattern = re.compile(r'[0-9]{1,3}(?:[, ]{1,2}(?:[01]\.[0-9]{1,2}|[0-9]{1,3}%)){2}')
if hsl_pattern.match(user_input):
user_input = _replace_separators(user_input)
h_value, s_value, l_value = user_input.split('*')
h_value = int(h_value)
if not 0 <= h_value <= 360:
raise InvalidColorError(
'This looks like a HSL color but the Hue value is not in the 0-360 range!')
try:
s_value = _transform_percentage(s_value)
l_value = _transform_percentage(l_value)
except ValueError:
raise InvalidColorError('This looks like a HSL color but the Saturation or Lightness '
'are not valid percentages or in the 0.0-1.0 range!')
if not 0 <= s_value <= 1 or not 0 <= l_value <= 1:
raise InvalidColorError(
'This looks like a HSL color but the Saturation or Lightness values are not '
'percentages or in the 0-1 range!')
result.set_hsl((h_value / 360, s_value, l_value))
print(f"\nDetected hsl: {user_input}")
return 'hsl', result
raise InvalidColorError("The input doesn't fit any of the known color patterns!")
def lighter_color(color: ColorStr) -> ColorStr:
c = Color(color)
h, s, l = c.get_hsl()
l_new = l + (1.0 - l) * 0.5
c.set_hsl((h, s, l_new))
return c.get_hex()
def darker_color(color: ColorStr) -> ColorStr:
c = Color(color)
h, s, l = c.get_hsl()
l_new = l * 0.75 # l - (1.0-l)*0.5
c.set_hsl((h, s, l_new))
return c.get_hex()
