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A colormap for the bricks #16

Closed Syht closed 7 years ago

Syht commented 7 years ago

In order to ease the learning of the player, Laurent proposed to link the probabilities and the bricks' colors.

Here is a first try I made: image

Whitest bricks ----> Darkest bricks normal bricks ----> anti-normal bricks

I'm not totally convinced by the color I chose (red) but I think the idea is great and I wanted your opinions. Do you have a color preference? Should I chose a colormap that use more than 1 color? Please tell me what you think.

laurentperrinet commented 7 years ago

I would choose a colormap with perceptually equivalenet levels of brightness. Viridis or plasma are great for that.

the background should be then taken to be complementary (e.g. blue for plasma) to have a good (color hue) contrast

Syht commented 7 years ago

Plasma colormap with blue background: image

yellow - orange - salmon - purple - blue p = 1. - p = .75 - p = .5 - p = .25 - p = 0.

bwicker commented 7 years ago

I like this one better !

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yellow - orange - salmon - purple - blue p = 1. - p = .75 - p = .5 - p = .25 - p = 0.

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Syht commented 7 years ago

With new background: image

laurentperrinet commented 7 years ago

looks good to me. the bricks have different hues and the perceptual luminance gives the predictability