Isaac Muse

I've implemented the Spectral.js approach in [ColorAide Extras](https://facelessuser.github.io/coloraide-extras/interpolate/spectral/), our place for experimental stuff. I'm still not a huge fan of needing to apply the luminance easing function in the spectral...

It does seem silly to ask the reader if two identical colors look the same...because of course they do. It seems like a good idea to alter the colors to...

I think when @deathaxe had requested us to opt into Python 3.8, I was happy that I no longer needed to backport ColorAide to Python 3.3, and I upgraded ColorAide....

I should note, that the intent wasn't to break ColorHelper on where it used to work (ST3). What we should be doing is ensuring that ST3 is always downloading the...

I will likely verify the last known working ST3 package, re-release it as the latest (which will effectively walk back the version of ColorHelper). After that, I can tag an...

I will consider pinning ST3 to an older tag, but the package is generally going to keep moving forward. Soon I plan on tagging all new releases to upcoming Sublime...

@donyakh There are indeed cases where you will get worse curves if all are not included. For instance, when I implemented this in my own library, I had assumed RGB...

I will state that the white values are not round tripping through the KM function. As a matter of fact, any time the sum is greater than 1, which happens...

@rvanwijnen I took some time to dig into the green bias problem you linked, and I can confirm that including or excluding the white SPD has nothing to do with...

This illustrates why Spectral.js's decomposition of Linear sRGB colors is not quite right. This is just showing how how Spectral.js is currently double counting channels when decomposing a color into...