protected override CorsairColor FinalizeColor(CorsairColor color)
{
// Apply our gamma-correction
((GammaCorrection)Settings.Gamma).ApplyTo(color);
float lightness = (float)Math.Max((Settings.MinLightness / 100.0), (color.GetHSVValue() * ((double)Brightness < 0.0 ? 0.0f : ((double)Brightness > 1.0 ? 1f : Brightness))));
byte alpha = (byte)((double)color.A * ((double)Opacity < 0.0 ? 0.0 : ((double)Opacity > 1.0 ? 1.0 : (double)Opacity)));
return(ColorHelper.ColorFromHSV(color.GetHSVHue(), color.GetHSVSaturation(), lightness, alpha));
}
/// <summary>
/// Finalizes the color by appliing the overall brightness and opacity.<br/>
/// This method should always be the last call of a <see cref="GetColorAtPoint" /> implementation.
/// If you overwrite this method please make sure that you never return the same color-object twice to prevent reference-issues!
/// </summary>
/// <param name="color">The color to finalize.</param>
/// <returns>The finalized color.</returns>
protected virtual CorsairColor FinalizeColor(CorsairColor color)
{
foreach (IColorCorrection colorCorrection in ColorCorrections)
{
colorCorrection.ApplyTo(color);
}
// Since we use HSV to calculate there is no way to make a color 'brighter' than 100%
// Be carefull with the naming: Since we use HSV the correct term is 'value' but outside we call it 'brightness'
// THIS IS NOT A HSB CALCULATION!!!
float finalBrightness = color.GetHSVValue() * (Brightness < 0 ? 0 : (Brightness > 1f ? 1f : Brightness));
byte finalAlpha = (byte)(color.A * (Opacity < 0 ? 0 : (Opacity > 1f ? 1f : Opacity)));
return(ColorHelper.ColorFromHSV(color.GetHSVHue(), color.GetHSVSaturation(), finalBrightness, finalAlpha));
}
