I have a csv file which contain a list of data
For example. name, x pos, y pos
objectA, 50, 50
objectB, 55, 55
objectC, 60, 60
objectD, 70, 70
And I need to use the x, y pos data from that file to map it on grid like structure on the viewport for the futher use. I had managed to map it as I needed by directly applied x and y pos on construct point, and control their colors and sizes by dot display
However, I couldn’t figure how to assign different color on each dot base on its “name” data, and I came up with the idea to use the name length as an input for RGB data for each items.I’d managed to convert the name data into list of int using its name length , but still had no idea how to use that data to make it work
Use \fbox{Create Set} mesure the length \fbox{List Length} of the list generate some random point/colors using for example \fbox{Populate 3d} \fbox{Gradient} \fbox{Color Wheel} …
Edit with HTML instead of Latex
Use Create Set mesure the length List Length of the list generate some random point/colors using for example Populate 3dGradientColor Wheel …
Thanks David, I always found Latex beautiful and never use it. I rediscover it at my job with a beautiful software for Mind Mapping Freeplane which has Latex embedded
I’ve been using it since (apart from Google Docs) it’s the only type-setting software I have now. It’s simultaneously the most awesome and most horrific platform I’ve ever seen. I can fully appreciate why someone would hate having to use it.
Well, at the moment I prefer Grasshopper/Rhino, not very fluent with words, text, resume, report …
So I come back to color on text. @nntsrb here is a screen copy of text colored depending on the word. I am kind enough to give you a good resolution here The song Hurt by Johnny Cash as an example.
I’ve always gotten build errors with XeLaTeX for some reason. But vanilla \LaTeX works fine for me, both for short documents (recipes and letters), medium documents (papers, documentation) and long ones (that book I started six years ago and is taking forever).
I liked the idea but didn’t like the inconsistent spacing. There is a not so simple fix in using the text width for spacing information in both x and y. The trick is to make a fake image and read the character width form it. Stolen from HERE
bonus, you can steal my colorize component which makes colors based on the tree structure. TextColor.gh (20.4 KB) result:
here The song Hurt by Johnny Cash as an example.
