Render Color Wheel

[MJW]

This probably isn't too useful, but I wrote it to generate test cases, and someone else might find it handy. It basically draws a HSV color wheel, centered in the current selection's bounding rectangle. The saturation and value are set on the disk's boundary and center. They're linearly interpolated on the disk. The starting values can be set outside the [0, 1] range. The interpolated values are clamped. This allows transitions to occur over part of the circle. For example, if the saturation is set to 2 on the boundary and 0 in the center, the saturation will be 1 on the outside half of the disk (where the interpolated values are greater than 1), and then transition from 1 to 0 on the inside half. I know it's kind of confusing. The defaults are the value at 1 and the saturation transitioning from 1 to 0 toward the center. It resides in the Render submenu.

Here is the DLL:  RenderColorWheel.ZIP

[Ego Eram Reputo]

Ok, I think I got that. How about posting a picture so we can see it in action?

[MJW]

Here are a couple of examples.

This is the default.

 

This is rotated 45 degrees, the saturation set to 0 on the boundary and 3 in the center, and the value set to 2 on the boundary and 0.5 in the center.

 

[salu]

This could come in handy for noodle's eye tut... good job

[Ego Eram Reputo]

Thanks for the pictures MJW, and for the plugin!

[Possum Roadkill]

I like the looks of this. I'll let you know how it works out.