New color ramp for terrain - looking for coder for implementing into XCSoar #1355
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I can create a pull request for it. What would you call this color ramp? |
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SeeYou calls it High Contrast and I am quite OK with this. If you have any other name use it |
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is this your own work, or is this an exact copy? |
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Not an exact copy, I tuned it a lot |
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The point is, did you take any data from seeyou, or did you create a look a like from scratch? |
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No, I used a SeeYou only as a tool, because there you can edit color ramps easily with any colors you specify from any altitude to any altitude and you see results quickly - it is look a like from a scratch, not even mimicking anything already present there. No data were extracted directly from SeeYou and preset there is my own work. |
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Thank you very much for your kind help |
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What's your name/e-mail so we can credit you? |
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Hallo everybody. I have created a new terrain color ramp for the terrain renderer. My goal was to improve the "vibrant" palette as i find it too dark to be visible in direct sunsine. As a basis I used Hi Contrast schema from my old SeeYou desktop installation and I further modified it to resemble current SeeYou mobile ramp with whitish colors for lowlands. I admit, that I fine tuned it to the heights found in the central Europe.
Output looks like this -
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Values for TerrainRenderer.cpp are as follows.
{ // HiContrast
{0, { 255, 247, 239 }},
{200, { 225, 225, 225 }},
{300, { 242, 242, 242 }},
{400, { 204, 223, 192 }},
{500, { 153, 199, 144 }},
{700, { 51, 151, 48 }},
{900, { 255, 255, 0 }},
{1500, { 192, 128, 0 }},
{2000, { 139, 22, 0 }},
{3500, { 255, 255, 255 }},
{4500, { 175, 202, 242 }},
{5500, { 175, 202, 242 }},
{6000, { 175, 202, 242 }},
},
Problem is I am not a coder and I am not able to implement it correctly into the XCSoar code as aditional color scheme (I tested with replaced values for one of currently used schemes). Would anybody volunteer to implement it? Thank you for any help
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