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pywal vs colorz: repeating color values #493
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Yes. pywal has multiple backends for color generation and the default is imagemagick (not colorz). Use |
Thank you @dylanaraps When I use I used the same image as before, and colorz will generate those slightly different colors when used on its own, but not when used as |
I noticed the same thing. No matter which backend I use, I poked around in Is there a reason why I haven't checked the other backends, but I assume something similar is going on. This is all with |
If I make some small changes, I can get the two separate bold values, like original
modified version (the differences are in the value of
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This is great! @dylanaraps would it be possible to integrate the solution @billbrod found into pywal? |
I made a pull request of my fix. Check #601, it makes all the backends generate 16 colors. The first 8 are a darker shade of the latter 8. |
see discussion: dylanaraps#493
Hi,
I noticed that
pywal
andcolorz
produce different values for the same image; when I runwal -i ~/.wp/current.png
, it will create a~/.cache/wal/colors.Xresources
file containing thisHere, color0/color9, color1/color10, color2/color11 etc. are a always the same color!
When I run
colorz ~/.wp/current.png
, the color palette looks a bit different(sorry for the crappy screenshot, there is something wrong with my script)
These colors are always similar, but not exactly the same.
Am I doing something wrong, or do I have to finetune
paywal
more? Thank you for your ideas :)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: