public Color FilterColor(Color color)
{
float hue;
float saturation;
float vibrance;
float alpha = color.a;
Color.RGBToHSV(color, out hue, out saturation, out vibrance);
if (HueValueRanges.TrueForAll(valueRange => valueRange.Covers(hue)) &&
SaturationValueRanges.TrueForAll(valueRange => valueRange.Covers(saturation)) &&
VibranceValueRanges.TrueForAll(valueRange => valueRange.Covers(vibrance)) &&
AlphaValueRanges.TrueForAll(valueRange => valueRange.Covers(alpha)))
{
float newHue = replacementHue >= 0f ? replacementHue : hue;
float newSaturation = replacementSaturation >= 0f ? replacementSaturation : saturation;
float newVibrance = replacementVibrance >= 0f ? replacementVibrance : vibrance;
float newAplha = replacementAlpha >= 0f ? replacementAlpha : alpha;
return(Color
.HSVToRGB(newHue, newSaturation, newVibrance)
.WithAlpha(newAplha));
}
return(color);
}
/// <summary>
/// Adds a range to the vibrance filter that could cause pixels whose vibrance it covers to be replaced if their respective values are also covered by the hue and saturation filters.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="minVibrance">The minimum vibrance to be considered for this condition. Values greater than 1 will be divided by 100.</param>
/// <param name="maxVibrance">The maximum vibrance to be considered for this condition. Values greater than 1 will be divided by 100.</param>
public void AddVibranceRange(float minVibrance, float maxVibrance)
{
float newFilterMinValue = minVibrance <= 1f ? minVibrance : minVibrance / 100f;
float newFilterMaxValue = maxVibrance <= 1f ? maxVibrance : maxVibrance / 100f;
VibranceValueRanges.Add(new ColorValueRange(newFilterMinValue, newFilterMaxValue));
}