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Im trying to display colors in LCH color space using the ChromaticityPlot3D and ColorsNear Function. In its default state, ColorsNear uses some arbitrary distance to display for each point given. Is there a way to set this distance for each value. For example: display a color space between the regions of L* = [0.51 0.71], C* = [0.41 0.62], and H* = 0.4 0.467]. In the documentation, it shows you can use DeltaL, DeltaC, and DeltaH, but the function only takes one input argument. Is there a better way to do this? Or another program/software that is better suited for this application? &[Wolfra ..read more

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![enter image description here][1] A Wolfram U Daily Study Group on Creative Computation begins on May 6th 2024. Join me, [Eryn Gillam][2], and a group of fellow learners to learn how to use Wolfram Language in creative ways. Our topics for the study group include creating computational art, computational poetry, audio visualization, and building two types of video games. Along the way, we'll learn how to code effectively in Wolfram Language. No prior Wolfram Language experience is required. Please feel free to use this thread to collaborate and share ideas, materials, and links to other resou ..read more

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