PixelGetColor, Color Codes :)

[Schoening 4]

This is a Quick one!

Lets say i want to make the PixelGetColor not to take a exact match.

If i want it to take diffrent Shades of Blue for instance.

Lets say Bluelight gets the Value 100 from PixelGetColor and BlueDark gets 200

I want to take in the whole spectrum of Blue

IF Pixelsearch > 250

Just some very bad, halfhearted example code to make my point more obvious

Is there a list of Color Codes somewhere?

Or can some simple math figure it out how the Color Code gets its numbers?

Or can i even Convert Html color code with the right formula?

Edited January 13, 2012 by Schoening

[Malkey 231]

This may give you a few ideas.

There are other ways of getting the individual colour channel values from a RGB colour.

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Opt("MouseCoordMode", 1) ;1=absolute, 0=relative, 2=client
HotKeySet("{ESC}", "Terminate")

Local $exit = 1

While $exit
    Sleep(10)
    TtColXY()
WEnd

; TtColXY() Tooltip shows colour, and cursor position relative to screen and window.
Func TtColXY()
    $aPos = MouseGetPos()
    $sColor = "0x" & Hex(PixelGetColor($aPos[0], $aPos[1]), 6)
    $iPosX = ($aPos[0] - 100) * ($aPos[0] > @DesktopWidth * 0.90) + ($aPos[0] <= @DesktopWidth * 0.90) * ($aPos[0] + 3)
    $iPosY = ($aPos[1] - 30) * ($aPos[1] > @DesktopHeight * 0.96) + ($aPos[1] <= @DesktopHeight * 0.96) * ($aPos[1] + 3)
    $Red = Int("0x" & StringRegExpReplace($sColor, "(..)(..)(..)(..)", "\2"))
    $Green = Int("0x" & StringRegExpReplace($sColor, "(..)(..)(..)(..)", "\3"))
    $Blue = Int("0x" & StringRegExpReplace($sColor, "(..)(..)(..)(..)", "\4"))
    If $Blue > $Green And $Blue > $Red Then
        If $Blue > 200 Then $BShade = "Light"
        If $Blue <= 200 Then $BShade = "Dark"
    Else
        $BShade = "Nil"
    EndIf

    ToolTip("Color is: " & $sColor & @CRLF & _
            " R:" & $Red & _
            " G:" & $Green & _
            " B:" & $Blue & @CRLF & _
            "Shade of blue - " & $BShade)
    Return
EndFunc   ;==>TtColXY

Func Terminate()
    $exit = 0
EndFunc   ;==>Terminate

[Schoening 4]

ty ill look into it