Re: [glob2-devel] graphic standardization: player color discussion

[Leo Wandersleb]

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> > (0, 0°,0,0),
> > (1, 180°,0,0),
> > (2, 90°,.8,0),
> > (3, 270°,.8,0),
> > (4, 45°,0,.8),
> > (5, 225°,.8,0),
> > (6, 90°,.8,0),
> > (7, 270°,.8,0),
> > (8, 45°,0,.8),
> > (9, 225°,.8,0),
> > ...
>
> leo that's the exact same thing i said^^
> we wrote the same colors in 2 different ranges

no. it is not the same thing because i did not write "colors" but "color 
shifts". unfortunately i cannot send you a document i prepared for work covering 
exactly the same issue but maybe i either get the ok from my boss or i can redo 
it for glob2.
problem is that the individualization now involves having a grey scale area that 
is recolored to the team color. my concept takes a colored individualization 
layer with one dominant color that gets color transformed to the team color. the 
result would definitely be more colorful patterns.

ok, attached you see the concept. left you see the original "individualisation 
gfx". it is not grey scale but it has a dominant red part to it. for recognition 
for color blind people i guess it would help to have a 80% color (red) and a 15% 
color (blue). this way the blue would get shifted to a different color and even 
if the teams are red and green, the red team would have clearly visible blue 
features while the green team would have red features. a red-green-blind person 
can most likely distinguish blue and red and would thus be able to recognize 
friends and foes.

regards,

leo