The colour wheel’s hue + saturation gets reset when the value slider reaches zero (not when it reaches 255, however): https://www.dropbox.com/s/tih4a7g15c5js05/natchos_001%20-%20Notch%20Builder%202020-08-22%2014-04-46.mp4?dl=0
This does not occur in HSV tools with Adobe or Maxon products: https://www.dropbox.com/s/kbn14wvnhtcftdp/Adobe%20Photoshop%202020%202020-08-22%2014-13-05.mp4?dl=0
It’s a nightmare to find the perfect hue and then have it reset/lost, at least from an artist’s perspective. But I kind of understand why this is happening; it’s really difficult to find the “perfect white” in the colour wheel. Which leads me to the bigger point of this whole topic…
In Notch’s current colour wheel implementation, saturation selection accuracy is exactly half of value selection accuracy, pixel for pixel. Hue selection accuracy, on the other hand, is brilliant. (Ha, colour jokes.) I suppose this is just the nature of colour wheels. To resolve this, and avoid having to have a reset function altogether, it would be stellar to add a saturation slider in addition to RGBA + Value sliders. Plenty of panel real estate below RGBA properties for that, and gives freedom back to the artist to find the perfect colour.
And while we’re on it, if we’re getting RGB/HEX values from clients, would be lovely to be able to type them in to the RGB fields. Saves a bit on click and drag there. Cheers.
