The AdjustHue method allows you to modify the hue of a color by a specified amount. This method is useful for creating color variations by shifting the hue component of the color while keeping the saturation and brightness intact.
The AdjustHue method allows you to modify the hue of a color by a specified amount. This method is useful for creating color variations by shifting the hue component of the color while keeping the saturation and brightness intact.
To use the AdjustHue method, call it on an instance of the Color struct, passing a float value as the amount parameter. The amount parameter represents the degree to which the hue should be adjusted. Positive values will shift the hue clockwise, while negative values will shift it counterclockwise.
// Example of using AdjustHue method Color originalColor = new Color(0.5f, 0.4f, 0.3f, 1.0f); float hueAdjustment = 0.1f; // Adjust hue by 0.1 Color adjustedColor = originalColor.AdjustHue(hueAdjustment); // The adjustedColor now has its hue shifted by 0.1 from the original color.