Isaac Muse

Based on the recent HDR spec update by @svgeesus, it seems like JzCzhz will support full `` support for the angle property: https://drafts.csswg.org/css-color-hdr/#color-function. Unless I'm misunderstanding something. It sounds like...

If predefined spaces in the color format have coord specific grammar, I think custom spaces should be able to tap into that as well. If not, it makes the interface...

CSS may not allow custom polar systems or arbitrary, non rgb color spaces, but this library does, I think there should be consistency for the user. That is my main...

> does allow for ranges other than 0 - 1. For example luv has reference ranges of -215 - 215 and has this coordGrammar: Okay, that's great then.

Okhsl doesn't really scale well past the current targetted space, though Okhsv does handle it a bit better. I guess in its current implementation, you can target other RGB spaces...

I think you will always be able to pick out a triangle using this method, how could you not? There is a region where, suddenly, the chroma no longer changes....

I do think that better chroma reduction techniques can reduce this. I'm not sure if it can perfectly be eliminated. Especially when you take a large bird's eye view like...

As an example, here we use a little more accurate chroma reduction approach than CSS MINDE which reduces the triangle more, but we still get a triangle.  But again,...

> What the CSS syntax `oklab(1 0.25 0)` should do is the very question of this issue, I'm referring to what those coordinates mean in Oklab as defined in https://bottosson.github.io/posts/oklab/....

> Unfortunately the answer cannot be "it depends", as oklab(1 0.25 0) can only do one thing by default. The reality is that it does depend, and since only one...