| /proc/is_color_dark | Given a color in the format of "#RRGGBB", will return if the color
is dark. |
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| /proc/expand_three_digit_color | Given a 3 character color (no hash), converts it into #RRGGBB (with hash) |
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| /proc/split_color | Given a color in the format of "#RRGGBB" or "#RRGGBBAA", gives back a 4 entry list with the number values of each |
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| /proc/random_colour | Returns a random color picked from a list, has 2 modes (0 and 1), mode 1 doesn't pick white, black or gray |
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| /proc/invert_HTML_colour | Inverts the colour of an HTML string |
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| /proc/flash_color | Flash a color on the passed mob |
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| /proc/blend_screen_color | Blends together two colors (passed as 3 or 4 length lists) using the screen blend mode
Much like multiply, screen effects the brightness of the resulting color
Screen blend will always lighten the resulting color, since before multiplication we invert the colors
This makes our resulting output brighter instead of darker |
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| /proc/blend_cutoff_colors | Used to blend together two different color cutoffs
Uses the screen blendmode under the hood, essentially just /proc/blend_screen_color
But paired down and modified to work for our color range
Accepts the color cutoffs as two 3 length list(0-100,...) arguments |
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| /proc/colorize_string | Gets a color for a name, will return the same color for a given string consistently within a round.atom |
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| /proc/apply_matrix_to_color | Applies a color filter to a hex/RGB list color |
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| /proc/filter_appearance_recursive | Recursively applies a filter to a passed in static appearance, returns the modified appearance |
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