You are correct (and I didn't notice it while I was writting it!)...
What I forget to do is to place the BlueMap in another location (either
at the Red or Green location).
But maybe the concept was wrong - in my mind - and the map just contains
values that represent a % of the color there (% of a color, not a Red
value; % of the color who can be Red, Green or Blue depending on the
location of the map atom)...
Oh, I do not know (and it is early in the morning for me/my brain to
think...)
Regards,
Emile
Subject: Re: Swap Colors - another follow-up
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2006 10:48:46 -0600
On Jun 13, 2006, at 16:24 UTC, Emile Schwarz wrote:
This is a follow up of my previous thread about "Swap Colors", but this
time, using RGB (or swapping RGB colors - place the red value in the
Blue "channel" and place 0 in both other places/channels -).
But that's not what your code does -- it just wipes out the red and green
chanels, and leaves the blue channel alone.
It's not possible to use .Transform to move data from one channel to another;
the channels are operated on independently.
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