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<c>color.lerp</c> is a method that implements linear interpolation between two colors. It is commonly used for changing colors over time or painting gradients. | <c>color.lerp</c> is a method that implements linear interpolation between two colors. It is commonly used for changing colors over time or painting gradients. | ||
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== Parameters == | == Parameters == | ||
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| − | See also [[Color]] | + | See also: [[Color]], [[MathUtil]] |
[[Category:Mini Micro]] | [[Category:Mini Micro]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:58, 29 March 2025
color.lerp is a method that implements linear interpolation between two colors. It is commonly used for changing colors over time or painting gradients.
(The term "lerp" is short for "linear interpolate".)
Parameters
The method has this signature: color.lerp c1, c2, t
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| c1 | First color in hexcolor format |
| c2 | Second color in hexcolor format |
| t | Variable for how far to interpolate between the two colors (t <= 0 retunrs c1, t >= 0 returns c2, 0 < t < 1 returns color inbetween) |
Example
color.lerp color.red, color.blue, 0
#FF0000FF
color.lerp color.red, color.blue, 1
#0000FFFF
color.lerp color.red, color.blue, 0.5
#7F007FFF
color.lerp color.red, color.blue, 0.25
#BF003FFF
