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Tool (or formula) that to convert RGB color to xcolor code (example of the type red!30!green)
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Often I use xcolor package also to create several and customize kinds of colors.
Many times I use the combination of the page 33 because it's understandable to me:
But to find the exact shade of color, I do a lot of tests, which take even a few hours. Sometimes I use the colors of dvipsnames, via svgnames, via x11names.
I ask if somebody knows an online tool (or a specific formula) that convert me directly an RGB color with a code like, for example, blue!50!yellow. This question is closely connected to another one that you can find on this link:
https://graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/questions/120490/as-to-known-the-colors-used-in-an-image
I don't want to define a long list of definecolor{name}{model}{color-spec} (for example definecolor{ultramarine}{RGB}{0,32,96}) because I forget all the custom colors that I have customized.
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Often I use xcolor package also to create several and customize kinds of colors.
Many times I use the combination of the page 33 because it's understandable to me:
But to find the exact shade of color, I do a lot of tests, which take even a few hours. Sometimes I use the colors of dvipsnames, via svgnames, via x11names.
I ask if somebody knows an online tool (or a specific formula) that convert me directly an RGB color with a code like, for example, blue!50!yellow. This question is closely connected to another one that you can find on this link:
https://graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/questions/120490/as-to-known-the-colors-used-in-an-image
I don't want to define a long list of definecolor{name}{model}{color-spec} (for example definecolor{ultramarine}{RGB}{0,32,96}) because I forget all the custom colors that I have customized.
color tools
asked 34 mins ago
SebastianoSebastiano
11.3k42164
2
Why don't you use the RGB color value and just define the color that way (give it a name)? Maybe I just don't understand your question…
– TeXnician
29 mins ago
@TeXnician I expected this answer :-). I don't want to define many defecolor{name}{model}{color-spec}.
– Sebastiano
26 mins ago
First of all, it would save you many hours ;) Secondly, you should not use so many colors that you do not even remember their names. Unfortunately, I think that the xcolor syntax is not widespread enough for any online tool to pick it up…
– TeXnician
11 mins ago
@TeXnician Do you know I have to think hard about what I had for dinner last night? :-) Maybe someone here could create a mathematical code that converts colors from RGB to xcolor. :-) It could be useful for people like me :-) I thought about this question a long time ago, but it's come to my mind now.
– Sebastiano
7 mins ago
add a comment |
Often I use xcolor package also to create several and customize kinds of colors.
Many times I use the combination of the page 33 because it's understandable to me:
But to find the exact shade of color, I do a lot of tests, which take even a few hours. Sometimes I use the colors of dvipsnames, via svgnames, via x11names.
I ask if somebody knows an online tool (or a specific formula) that convert me directly an RGB color with a code like, for example, blue!50!yellow. This question is closely connected to another one that you can find on this link:
https://graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/questions/120490/as-to-known-the-colors-used-in-an-image
I don't want to define a long list of definecolor{name}{model}{color-spec} (for example definecolor{ultramarine}{RGB}{0,32,96}) because I forget all the custom colors that I have customized.
color tools
asked 34 mins ago
SebastianoSebastiano
11.3k42164
Often I use xcolor package also to create several and customize kinds of colors.
Many times I use the combination of the page 33 because it's understandable to me:
But to find the exact shade of color, I do a lot of tests, which take even a few hours. Sometimes I use the colors of dvipsnames, via svgnames, via x11names.
I ask if somebody knows an online tool (or a specific formula) that convert me directly an RGB color with a code like, for example, blue!50!yellow. This question is closely connected to another one that you can find on this link:
https://graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/questions/120490/as-to-known-the-colors-used-in-an-image
I don't want to define a long list of definecolor{name}{model}{color-spec} (for example definecolor{ultramarine}{RGB}{0,32,96}) because I forget all the custom colors that I have customized.
color tools
color tools
asked 34 mins ago
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11.3k42164
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11.3k42164
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Why don't you use the RGB color value and just define the color that way (give it a name)? Maybe I just don't understand your question…
– TeXnician
29 mins ago
@TeXnician I expected this answer :-). I don't want to define many defecolor{name}{model}{color-spec}.
– Sebastiano
26 mins ago
First of all, it would save you many hours ;) Secondly, you should not use so many colors that you do not even remember their names. Unfortunately, I think that the xcolor syntax is not widespread enough for any online tool to pick it up…
– TeXnician
11 mins ago
@TeXnician Do you know I have to think hard about what I had for dinner last night? :-) Maybe someone here could create a mathematical code that converts colors from RGB to xcolor. :-) It could be useful for people like me :-) I thought about this question a long time ago, but it's come to my mind now.
– Sebastiano
7 mins ago
add a comment |
2
Why don't you use the RGB color value and just define the color that way (give it a name)? Maybe I just don't understand your question…
– TeXnician
29 mins ago
@TeXnician I expected this answer :-). I don't want to define many defecolor{name}{model}{color-spec}.
– Sebastiano
26 mins ago
First of all, it would save you many hours ;) Secondly, you should not use so many colors that you do not even remember their names. Unfortunately, I think that the xcolor syntax is not widespread enough for any online tool to pick it up…
– TeXnician
11 mins ago
@TeXnician Do you know I have to think hard about what I had for dinner last night? :-) Maybe someone here could create a mathematical code that converts colors from RGB to xcolor. :-) It could be useful for people like me :-) I thought about this question a long time ago, but it's come to my mind now.
– Sebastiano
7 mins ago
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Why don't you use the RGB color value and just define the color that way (give it a name)? Maybe I just don't understand your question…
– TeXnician
29 mins ago
Why don't you use the RGB color value and just define the color that way (give it a name)? Maybe I just don't understand your question…
– TeXnician
29 mins ago
@TeXnician I expected this answer :-). I don't want to define many defecolor{name}{model}{color-spec}.
– Sebastiano
26 mins ago
@TeXnician I expected this answer :-). I don't want to define many defecolor{name}{model}{color-spec}.
– Sebastiano
26 mins ago
First of all, it would save you many hours ;) Secondly, you should not use so many colors that you do not even remember their names. Unfortunately, I think that the xcolor syntax is not widespread enough for any online tool to pick it up…
– TeXnician
11 mins ago
First of all, it would save you many hours ;) Secondly, you should not use so many colors that you do not even remember their names. Unfortunately, I think that the xcolor syntax is not widespread enough for any online tool to pick it up…
– TeXnician
11 mins ago
@TeXnician Do you know I have to think hard about what I had for dinner last night? :-) Maybe someone here could create a mathematical code that converts colors from RGB to xcolor. :-) It could be useful for people like me :-) I thought about this question a long time ago, but it's come to my mind now.
– Sebastiano
7 mins ago
@TeXnician Do you know I have to think hard about what I had for dinner last night? :-) Maybe someone here could create a mathematical code that converts colors from RGB to xcolor. :-) It could be useful for people like me :-) I thought about this question a long time ago, but it's come to my mind now.
– Sebastiano
7 mins ago
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Why don't you use the RGB color value and just define the color that way (give it a name)? Maybe I just don't understand your question…
– TeXnician
29 mins ago
@TeXnician I expected this answer :-). I don't want to define many defecolor{name}{model}{color-spec}.
– Sebastiano
26 mins ago
First of all, it would save you many hours ;) Secondly, you should not use so many colors that you do not even remember their names. Unfortunately, I think that the xcolor syntax is not widespread enough for any online tool to pick it up…
– TeXnician
11 mins ago
@TeXnician Do you know I have to think hard about what I had for dinner last night? :-) Maybe someone here could create a mathematical code that converts colors from RGB to xcolor. :-) It could be useful for people like me :-) I thought about this question a long time ago, but it's come to my mind now.
– Sebastiano
7 mins ago