vispy.color.color_array module¶

class vispy.color.color_array.Color(color='black', alpha=None, clip=False)[source]¶

Bases: vispy.color.color_array.ColorArray

A single color

Parameters

colorstr | tuple: If str, can be any of the names in vispy.color.get_color_names. Can also be a hex value if it starts with '#' as '#ff0000'. If array-like, it must be an 1-dimensional array with 3 or 4 elements.
alphafloat | None: If no alpha is not supplied in color entry and alpha is None, then this will default to 1.0 (opaque). If float, it will override the alpha value in color, if provided.
clipbool: If True, clip the color values.

property RGB¶: Nx3 array of RGBA uint8s

property RGBA¶: Nx4 array of RGBA uint8s

property alpha¶: Length-N array of alpha floats

property hex¶: Numpy array with N elements, each one a hex triplet string

property hsv¶: Nx3 array of HSV floats

property is_blank¶: Boolean indicating whether the color is invisible.

property lab¶

property rgb¶: Nx3 array of RGB floats

property rgba¶: Nx4 array of RGBA floats

property value¶: Length-N array of color HSV values

class vispy.color.color_array.ColorArray(color=(0.0, 0.0, 0.0), alpha=None, clip=False, color_space='rgb')[source]¶

Bases: object

An array of colors

Parameters

colorstr | tuple | list of colors: If str, can be any of the names in vispy.color.get_color_names. Can also be a hex value if it starts with '#' as '#ff0000'. If array-like, it must be an Nx3 or Nx4 array-like object. Can also be a list of colors, such as ['red', '#00ff00', ColorArray('blue')].
alphafloat | None: If no alpha is not supplied in color entry and alpha is None, then this will default to 1.0 (opaque). If float, it will override any alpha values in color, if provided.
clipbool: Clip the color value.
color_space‘rgb’ | ‘hsv’: ‘rgb’ (default) : color tuples are interpreted as (r, g, b) components. ‘hsv’ : color tuples are interpreted as (h, s, v) components.

Notes

Under the hood, this class stores data in RGBA format suitable for use on the GPU.

Examples

There are many ways to define colors. Here are some basic cases:

>>> from vispy.color import ColorArray
>>> r = ColorArray('red')  # using string name
>>> r
<ColorArray: 1 color ((1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0))>
>>> g = ColorArray((0, 1, 0, 1))  # RGBA tuple
>>> b = ColorArray('#0000ff')  # hex color
>>> w = ColorArray()  # defaults to black
>>> w.rgb = r.rgb + g.rgb + b.rgb
>>>hsv_color = ColorArray(color_space="hsv", color=(0, 0, 0.5))
>>>hsv_color
<ColorArray: 1 color ((0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 1.0))>
>>> w == ColorArray('white')
True
>>> w.alpha = 0
>>> w
<ColorArray: 1 color ((1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 0.0))>
>>> rgb = ColorArray(['r', (0, 1, 0), '#0000FFFF'])
>>> rgb
<ColorArray: 3 colors ((1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0) ... (1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0))>
>>> rgb == ColorArray(['red', '#00ff00', ColorArray('blue')])
True

property RGB¶: Nx3 array of RGBA uint8s

property RGBA¶: Nx4 array of RGBA uint8s

property alpha¶: Length-N array of alpha floats

copy()[source]¶: Return a copy

darker(dv=0.1, copy=True)[source]¶

Produce a darker color (if possible)

Parameters

dvfloat: Amount to decrease the color value by.
copybool: If False, operation will be carried out in-place.

Returns

colorinstance of ColorArray: The darkened Color.

extend(colors)[source]¶

Extend a ColorArray with new colors

Parameters

colorsinstance of ColorArray: The new colors.

property hex¶: Numpy array with N elements, each one a hex triplet string

property hsv¶: Nx3 array of HSV floats

property lab¶

lighter(dv=0.1, copy=True)[source]¶

Produce a lighter color (if possible)

Parameters

dvfloat: Amount to increase the color value by.
copybool: If False, operation will be carried out in-place.

Returns

colorinstance of ColorArray: The lightened Color.

property rgb¶: Nx3 array of RGB floats

property rgba¶: Nx4 array of RGBA floats

property value¶: Length-N array of color HSV values

vispy.color.tests.test_color module vispy.color.color_space module