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==HSV to HSL==
==HSV to HSL==


For more info about the difference between HSL and HSV, see the wikipedia entry: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HSL_and_HSV HSL and HSV]  
For more info about the difference between HSL and HSV, see the wikipedia entry: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HSL_and_HSV HSL and HSV]
Original code most likely from: [http://ariya.blogspot.com/2008/07/converting-between-hsl-and-hsv.html converting-between-hsl-and-hsv.html]


<lsl>
<lsl>
// Convert from HSV (hue, saturation, value) to HSL (hue, saturation, luminosity)
// Convert from HSV (hue, saturation, value) to HSL (hue, saturation, luminosity)
// Created by Michaelangelo David, code released to the public domain under GNU GPL version 3.0 license.
// Created by Michaelangelo David code released to the public domain under GNU GPL version 3.0 license.


vector hsv_to_hsl( vector HSV )
vector hsv_to_hsl( vector HSV )

Revision as of 19:13, 18 August 2011

The following functions convert between LSL color in Red Green Blue (RGB) format and color in Hue Saturation Value (HSV) format. The functions are based on "c" algorithms from c color conversion but required some debugging and extensive re-working to fit them in to LSL. For a discussion of HSV color format please see the wikipedia entry at HSV Color


RGB to HSV

<lsl> // by Sally LaSalle, code released to the public domain under GNU GPL version 3.0 license. // you are free to use, and you are free to donate to me if you wish!! :P

// takes an RGB color as a vector, with range <float R[0,1], float G[0,1], float B[0,1]> // returns a vector with HSV ranged from <float H[0,360], float S[0,1], float V[0,1]> // H ranges smoothly from Red=0, Yellow=60, Green=120, Cyan=180, Blue=240, Violet=300 and back to Red

vector RGBtoHSV( vector rgb ) { 

   float R = rgb.x;
   if (R<0)		// catch malformed input
       R=0;
   else if (R>1)
       R=1;
   float G = rgb.y;
   if (G<0)		// catch malformed input
       G=0;
   else if (G>1)
       G=1;
   float B = rgb.z;
   if (B<0)		// catch malformed input
       B=0;
   else if (B>1)
       B=1;
   
   float H;
   float S;
   float V;
   
   list rgbList = [R, G, B]; // list used to get min and max
       
   float min;
   float max;
   float achromatic;  // =1 if R=G=B
   float delta;
   
   vector hsv;  // the return HSV vector

   min = llListStatistics(LIST_STAT_MIN, rgbList); //MIN of ( R, G, B );
   max = llListStatistics(LIST_STAT_MAX, rgbList); //MAX of ( R, G, B );
   if (R==G && G==B)
       achromatic = 1;  // it is a shade of grey, white or black
   else
       achromatic = 0;

   V = max;                    // V = brightness Value form 0 to 1
   delta = max - min;

   if( max != 0 )
       S = delta / max;        // S = saturation from 0 to 1
   else {
       // R = G = B = 0        // S = 0, V = 0, H = 0
       S = 0;                  
       V = 0;                  
       H = 0;
       
       hsv.x = H;
       hsv.y = S;
       hsv.z = V;
       return hsv;             //H = S = V = 0
   }

   if (achromatic == 1)
       H = 0;
   else if( R == max )
       H = 0 + ( G - B ) / delta;    // between red & yellow
   else if( G == max )
       H = 2 + ( B - R ) / delta;    // between yellow & cyan
   else
       H = 4 + ( R - G ) / delta;    // between cyan & red
   

   H *= 60;                	      // H is traditionally a figure between 0 and 360 degrees
   if( H < 0 )
       H += 360;

   hsv.x = H;
   hsv.y = S;
   hsv.z = V;
   return hsv;

} </lsl>


HSV to RGB

<lsl> // by Sally LaSalle, code released to the public domain under GNU GPL version 3.0 license. // you are free to use, and you are free to donate to me if you wish!! :P

// takes a vector encoded Hue Saturation Value (HSV) triplet // HSV should be entered with floats the ranges: <float H(0 to 360), float S(0 to 1),float V(0 to 1)> // And Returns a vector encode Red Green Blue (RGB) color triplet // RGB will be returned with floats in ranges <float R(0 to 1),float G(0 to 1),float B(0 to 1)>

vector HSVtoRGB( vector hsv ) { 

   integer i;

    float H = hsv.x;
    if (H<0)		// catch malformed H input

H=0; 

    else if (H>360)

H=360; 

    float S = hsv.y;
    if (S<0)		// catch malformed S input

S=0; 

    else if (S>1)

S=1; 

    float V = hsv.z;
    if (V<0)		// catch malformed V input

V=0; 

    else if (V>1)

V=1; 

   float R;
   float G;
   float B;
   
   float f; 	    // variables for calculating base color mixing around the "spectrum circle"
   float p;
   float q;
   float t;
 
   vector rgb;
   
   if( S == 0 ) {  // achromatic (grey) simply set R,G, & B = Value
       R = V;
       G = V;
       B = V;

       rgb.x = R;
       rgb.y = G;
       rgb.z = B;
       return rgb;
   }

   H /= 60;              // Hue factored into range 0 to 5
   i = llFloor( H );	  // integer floor of Hue
   f = H - i;            // factorial part of H

   p = V * ( 1 - S );
   q = V * ( 1 - S * f );
   t = V * ( 1 - S * ( 1 - f ) );

   if (i==0){
       R = V;
       G = t;
       B = p;
   } else if (i==1){
       R = q;
       G = V;
       B = p;
   } else if (i==2){
       R = p;
       G = V;
       B = t;
   } else if (i==3){
       R = p;
       G = q;
       B = V;
   } else if (i==4){
       R = t;
       G = p;
       B = V;
   } else {       
       R = V;
       G = p;
       B = q;
   }
  
   rgb.x = R;
   rgb.y = G;
   rgb.z = B;
   
   return rgb;

} </lsl>

HSL to RGB

<lsl> //HSL to RGB conversion function. By Cobalt Arkright. Released to the public under GNU GPL version 3.0 license. //Takes a vector encoded HSL triplet and outputs a vector encoded RGB triplet.

//Input values should be in the following ranges: <float H(0 to 1), float S(0 to 1), float L(0 to 1)>. In this case, set h360 to "false." //If you wish to use H(0 to 360), leave the boolean value "h360" set to true.

//Edit 12/27/2009: Cleaned up readability, played around a little bit with value calculation, and hopefully everything is more accurate now. failthfulll Moonwall brought it to my attention that the script wasn't working properly when using H ranges of 0 to 360. Based on my testing, it works now. If anyone else has a problem, feel free to PM me.

vector HSLtoRGB (vector hsl){ 

   integer h360 = TRUE;
   
   if (h360){
       //Catch malformed H input for H(0 to 360)
       if (hsl.x < 0)
           hsl.x = 0;

       else if (hsl.x > 360)
           hsl.x = 360;
       hsl.x = hsl.x / 360;
   }

   else{
       //Catch malformed H input for H(0 to 1)
       if (hsl.x < 0) 
           hsl.x = 0;

       else if (hsl.x > 1.0) 
           hsl.x = 1.0;
   }

   //Catch malformed S input
   if (hsl.y < 0)
       hsl.y = 0;

   else if (hsl.y > 1.0)
       hsl.y = 1.0;

   //Catch malformed L input
   if (hsl.z < 0)
       hsl.z = 0;

   else if (hsl.z > 1.0)
       hsl.z = 1.0;

   //Declare required variables
   vector rgb;
   float q;
   float p;
   float tr;
   float tg;
   float tb;

   //Special case: When S = 0, the result is monochromatic, and R = B = G = L.
   if (hsl.y == 0){
       rgb.x = rgb.y = rgb.z = hsl.z;
       return rgb;
   }

   //Set up temporary values for conversion
   if (hsl.z < 0.5)
       q = hsl.z * (1.0 + hsl.y);

   else if (hsl.z >= 0.5) 
       q = hsl.z + hsl.y - (hsl.z * hsl.y);
   
   p = 2 * hsl.z - q;
   
   tr = hsl.x + (1.0 / 3.0);
   tg = hsl.x;
   tb = hsl.x - (1.0 / 3.0);

   //Normalize temporary R value
   if (tr < 0)
       tr = tr + 1.0;
   
   else if (tr > 1.0)
       tr = tr - 1.0;

   //Normalize temporary G value
   if (tg < 0)
       tg = tg + 1.0;
   
   else if (tg > 1.0)
       tg = tg - 1.0;

   //Normalize temporary B value
   if (tb < 0)
       tb = tb + 1.0;
   
   else if (tb > 1.0)
       tb = tb - 1.0;


   //Calculate R value
   if (tr < (1.0 / 6.0))
       rgb.x = p + ((q - p) * 6 * tr);
   
   else if ((1.0 / 6.0) <= tr && tr < 0.5)
       rgb.x = q;
   
   else if (0.5 <= tr && tr < (2.0 / 3.0))
       rgb.x = p + ((q - p) * 6 * ((2.0 / 3.0) - tr));
   
   else
       rgb.x = p;

   //Calculate G value
   if (tg < (1.0 / 6.0))
       rgb.y = p + ((q - p) * 6 * tg);
   
   else if ((1.0 / 6.0) <= tg && tg < 0.5)
       rgb.y = q;
   
   else if (0.5 <= tg && tg < (2.0 / 3.0))
       rgb.y = p + (( q - p) * 6 * ((2.0 / 3.0) - tg));
   
   else
       rgb.y = p;

   //Caluclate B value
   if (tb < (1.0 / 6.0))
       rgb.z = p + ((q - p) * 6 * tb);
   
   else if ((1.0 / 6.0) <= tb && tb < 0.5)
       rgb.z = q;
   
   else if (0.5 <= tb && tb < (2.0 / 3.0))
       rgb.z = p + ((q - p) * 6 * ((2.0 / 3.0) - tb));
   
   else 
       rgb.z = p;

   //Return the result
   return rgb;

} </lsl>

Amazing what a little bit of readability does. If I ever submit anything else that poorly formatted again, someone please smack me upside the head and tell me to come fix it, please.

HSV to HSL

For more info about the difference between HSL and HSV, see the wikipedia entry: HSL and HSV

Original code most likely from: converting-between-hsl-and-hsv.html

<lsl> // Convert from HSV (hue, saturation, value) to HSL (hue, saturation, luminosity) // Created by Michaelangelo David code released to the public domain under GNU GPL version 3.0 license.

vector hsv_to_hsl( vector HSV ) { 

    vector HSL;  
    
    HSL.x = HSV.x;
    HSL.z = (2 - HSV.y) * HSV.z;
    HSL.y = HSV.y * HSV.z;
    if (HSL.z <= 1) HSL.y /= HSL.z;
    else HSL.y /= (2 - HSL.z);
    HSL.z /= 2;
    
    return HSL;

} </lsl>

HSL to HSV

<lsl> // Convert from HSL (hue, saturation, luminosity) to HSV (hue, saturation, value) // Created by Michaelangelo David, code released to the public domain under GNU GPL version 3.0 license. vector hsl_to_hsv( vector HSL ) { 

    vector HSV;  
    HSV.x = HSL.x;
    HSL.z *= 2;
    if (HSL.z <= 1) HSL.y *= HSL.z;
    else HSL.y *= ( 2 - HSL.z);
    
    HSV.z = (HSL.z + HSL.y) / 2;
    HSV.y = (2 * HSL.y) / (HSL.z + HSL.y);
    
    return HSV;

} </lsl>

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