Selettore Colore

Cerchio HSV.

Il selettore colore è un pop-up che consente di definire un valore di colore. Tenendo premuto Ctrl durante il trascinamento si aggancia la tonalità per rendere più veloce la selezione dei colori primari.

Selettore Colore

Lets you pick the first and second color component. The shape can be changed; see Types.

Value/Lightness

The slider with a gradient in the background defines the value/lightness of the color mixing. Fine control can be inputted with Wheel.

Color Model

Selects the Color Model for the number value fields.

RGB:

Create the final color by mixing red, green, and blue colors.

HSV/HSL:

Create the final color by adjusting hue, saturation, and value/lightness.

Nota

In Blender, the RGB and HSV/HSL values are in Scene Linear color space, and are therefore not Gamma corrected. On the contrary, Hex are automatically Gamma corrected for the sRGB Color Space. For more information, see Color Management.

Color Values

Blender uses values from 0 to 1.0 to express the color mixing for RGB and HSV/HSL colors.

For color inputs with an Alpha Channel, another slider is added.

Hex

The hexadecimal (hex) equivalent value to the mixed color. Shorthand hex colors are can be typed in, e.g. dark yellow FFCC00 can be written as FC0.

Eyedropper (pipette icon)

Samples a color from inside the Blender window using the Contagocce. Note, colors sampled from the eyedropper are in linear color space and do not account for view transform adjustments.

Shortcuts

• Ctrl-LMB (drag) snaps the hue to 30° intervals.

• Shift-LMB (trascinamento) movimento di precisione.

• Wheel adjust the value/lightness.

• Backspace reset the value to the default value.

Tipi

The default color picker type can be selected in the Preferences, see: Interface.

Tipi di Selettore Colore.

Cerchio HSV.	Cerchio HSL.
Quadrato (SV + H).	Quadrato (HS + V).	Quadrato (HV + S).