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JimAtArtsnova
Alternatives to Processing Color with HSB
Jan 21st, 2009, 2:57pm  
Hi,

My question is this. When working with RGB I can store color information in a variable of type color. While this information can be accessed by the default methods, I understand that it is more efficient to use bit shifting operations on the data in the color variable.

Now what if I want to work in HSB. Are there similar alternatives for manipulating hsb values or must I use the standard methods provided?

Since the color variable type stores data as a,r,g,b, is there any such thing as an hsb variable type out there in Java or in an add-on library?

It would be nice if there was an a,h,s,v alternative to a,r,g,b.

Thanks in advance.

Jim
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