Color Attribute
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Color Attributes are used to set the color and opacity of several Objects in Incari. They can be set in a variety of ways:
Using the saturation/brightness picker.
Using the hue and alpha sliders.
Setting a 8-digit ARGB hex code.
Manually setting hue, saturation brightness (HSB) levels.
Manually setting red, green, blue and alpha (RGBA)
levels.
Currently the hex code Field of the Color Attribute only accepts full 8-digit hex codes. It does not support shorthand hex codes (e.g. #FFF), and does not automatically interpret 6-digit hex codes as 8-digit hex codes.
Additionally, the first two digits of the code represent the alpha value, not the red value, therefore 6-digit hex codes must have an alpha value added to the front of the code (e.g. #FF0000 would become #FFFF0000).
HSB values in Incari are within the range 0 - 1, which may differ from other software. Hue properties, for example, are often given in degrees (0° - 360°), while saturation and brightness are often represented as a percentage (0% - 100%). To translate values from another application to Incari, you may need to convert the values first.
RGBA are all within the range of 0 - 255. This is a fairly common convention, however there are some cases where alpha values are given as a percentage, or within the range 0 - 1. As with HSB, values may need to be converted beforehand.
