XVM colors

[NiltonSilva]

Hello, how are you?  How to put the colors of my XVM so

 

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[konrad509]

Read description of the color scale on http://wotlabs.net/

[scyorkie]

They provide a colors.xc on that website.

[NiltonSilva]

Hello, Does not work, it appears to be old :(

[scyorkie]

I'll use mine as an example (file is attached).

 

In colors.xc there are 2 main sections - "def" and "colors".

 

Under "def" I've defined the color values (under "colorRatingNew") as follows (I flipped my dark and light greens):

 

"colorRatingNew": {
  "below_average": "0xC00B00",    // red1
  "average":  "0xFE0E00",            // red2
  "above_average": "0xF8AF00",   // orange
  "intermediate": "0xF8F400",       // yellow
  "adequate":       "0x44B400",      // green1
  "good":   "0x60FF00",                // green2
  "very_good":  "0x00FFCC",        // blue1
  "great":   "0x00B4FF",               // blue2
  "unicum":   "0xAE42F3",           // purple1
  "super_unicum": "0x9000FF"     // purple2
},

 

Under "colors" the WN8 and winrate values are as follows:

 

// Dynamic color by WN8 rating
"wn8": [
  { "value": 300,  "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.below_average" } },
  { "value": 450,  "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.average"   } },
  { "value": 650,  "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.above_average" } },
  { "value": 900,  "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.intermediate"  } },
  { "value": 1200, "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.adequate"   } },
  { "value": 1600, "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.good"    } },
  { "value": 2000, "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.very_good"  } },
  { "value": 2450, "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.great"   } },
  { "value": 2900, "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.unicum"   } },
  { "value": 99999, "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.super_unicum" } }
],
// Dynamic color by win percent
"winrate": [
  { "value": 46,  "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.below_average"  } },
  { "value": 47,  "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.average"   } },
  { "value": 48,  "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.above_average"  } },
  { "value": 50,  "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.intermediate"  } },
  { "value": 52,  "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.adequate"   } },
  { "value": 54,  "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.good"    } },
  { "value": 56,  "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.very_good"   } },
  { "value": 60,  "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.great"    } },
  { "value": 65,  "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.unicum"   } },
  { "value": 101, "color": ${"def.colorRatingNew.super_unicum"  } }
],

 

The above affects all {{c:wn8}} and {{c:winrate}} macros.

colors.xc

[NiltonSilva]

Thanks everyone works.

[Andrew05]

Hello, how are you?  How to put the colors of my XVM so

 

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Note that the percentile numbers are incorrect.

[scyorkie]

How so? And how do the percentile numbers affect the colors.xc file?

 

Also, I changed my greens to:

- low green 0x99FF5C

- high green 0x00EE00

Edited August 26, 2016 by scyorkie

[Andrew05]

How so? And how do the percentile numbers affect the colors.xc file?

 

Also, I changed my greens to:

- low green 0x99FF5C

- high green 0x00EE00

 

The first question should be addressed to those who made this table, I guess.

The percentile numbers don't affect the color.xc file in any way. Only rating values matter. The percentile numbers are provided for information.

[scyorkie]

Ah ok. I get what you are trying to say. Although since you say it is wrong, you should also be able to explain why it is wrong. But that's a different topic altogether :)

[Andrew05]

Ah ok. I get what you are trying to say. Although since you say it is wrong, you should also be able to explain why it is wrong. But that's a different topic altogether :)

 

It is wrong because the percentile values provided are incorrect for respective rating values apparently.