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  // Project: XnaBreakout, File: ColorHelper.cs
  // Namespace: XnaBreakout.Helpers, Class: ColorHelper
  // Path: C:\code\XnaBreakout\Helpers, Author: Abi
  // Code lines: 182, Size of file: 5,41 KB
  // Creation date: 02.10.2006 01:33
  // Last modified: 27.10.2006 02:40
  // Generated with Commenter by abi.exDream.com
  
  #region Using directives
  using Microsoft.Xna.Framework;
  using Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics;
  using System;
  using System.Collections.Generic;
  using System.Text;
  #endregion
  
  namespace XnaBreakout.Helpers
  {

<summary> Color helper, just to convert colors to different formats and providing more helper methods missing in the Color class. </summary> public class ColorHelper { #region Constants <summary> Empty color, used to mark unused color values. </summary> public static readonly Color Empty = new Color(0, 0, 0, 0);

<summary> Half alpha color helper. Just white with 50% alpha. </summary> public static readonly Color HalfAlpha = new Color(255, 255, 255, 128); #endregion


                  #region Convert Color to Vector4

<summary> Convert Color to Vector4 </summary> <param name="color">Color</param> <returns>Return Vector4</returns> public static Vector4 ConvertColorToVector4(Color color) { return new Vector4( color.R / 255.0f, color.G / 255.0f, color.B / 255.0f, color.A / 255.0f); } // ConvertColorToVector4(color) #endregion


                  #region Stay in range helper

<summary> Stay in range, val will be set to min if less or to max when bigger. </summary> private static float StayInRange(float val, float min, float max) { if (val < min) return min; if (val > max) return max; return val; } // StayInRange(val, min, max) #endregion


                  #region Multiply colors

<summary> Multiply colors </summary> <param name="color1">Color 1</param> <param name="color2">Color 2</param> <returns>Return color</returns> public static Color MultiplyColors(Color color1, Color color2) { // Quick check if any of the colors is white, // multiplying won't do anything then. if (color1 == Color.White) return color2; if (color2 == Color.White) return color1;


                          // Get values from color1
                          float redValue1 = color1.R / 255.0f;
                          float greenValue1 = color1.G / 255.0f;
                          float blueValue1 = color1.B / 255.0f;
                          float alphaValue1 = color1.A / 255.0f;
  
                          // Get values from color2
                          float redValue2 = color2.R / 255.0f;
                          float greenValue2 = color2.G / 255.0f;
                          float blueValue2 = color2.B / 255.0f;
                          float alphaValue2 = color2.A / 255.0f;
  
                          // Multiply everything using our floats
                          return new Color(
                                  (byte)(StayInRange(redValue1 * redValue2, 0, 1) * 255.0f),
                                  (byte)(StayInRange(greenValue1 * greenValue2, 0, 1) * 255.0f),
                                  (byte)(StayInRange(blueValue1 * blueValue2, 0, 1) * 255.0f),
                                  (byte)(StayInRange(alphaValue1 * alphaValue2, 0, 1) * 255.0f));
                  } // MultiplyColors(color1, color2)
                  #endregion
  
                  #region Same color check

<summary> Same color. Helper method for LoadLevel because for some reason the color compare does not work and causes a lot of errors. </summary> <param name="color">Color</param> <param name="checkColor">Check color</param> <returns>Bool</returns> public static bool SameColor(Color color, Color checkColor) { return color.R == checkColor.R && color.G == checkColor.G && color.B == checkColor.B; } // SameColor(color, checkColor) #endregion


                  #region Interpolate color

<summary> Interpolate color. Used to fade the hud colors from green to red. </summary> public static Color InterpolateColor(Color col1, Color col2, float percent) { return new Color( (byte)((float)col1.R * (1.0f - percent) + (float)col2.R * percent), (byte)((float)col1.G * (1.0f - percent) + (float)col2.G * percent), (byte)((float)col1.B * (1.0f - percent) + (float)col2.B * percent), (byte)((float)col1.A * (1.0f - percent) + (float)col2.A * percent)); } // InterpolateColor(col1, col2, percent) #endregion


                  #region ApplyAlphaToColor

<summary> Apply alpha to color </summary> <param name="col">Color</param> <param name="newAlpha">New alpha</param> <returns>Color</returns> public static Color ApplyAlphaToColor(Color col, float newAlpha) { if (newAlpha < 0) newAlpha = 0; if (newAlpha > 1) newAlpha = 1; return new Color( (byte)(col.R), (byte)(col.G), (byte)(col.B), (byte)(newAlpha * 255.0f)); } // ApplyAlphaToColor(col, newAlpha)

<summary> Mix alpha to color </summary> <param name="col">Color</param> <param name="newAlpha">New alpha</param> <returns>Color</returns> public static Color MixAlphaToColor(Color col, float newAlpha) { if (newAlpha < 0) newAlpha = 0; if (newAlpha > 1) newAlpha = 1; return new Color( (byte)(col.R * newAlpha), (byte)(col.G * newAlpha), (byte)(col.B * newAlpha), (byte)(newAlpha * 255.0f)); } // MixAlphaToColor(col, newAlpha) #endregion } // class ColorHelper } // namespace XnaBreakout.Helpers

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