Add Paraview Fast Colormap#156
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Thanks! Did you make all the necessary changes: https://juliagraphics.github.io/ColorSchemes.jl/dev/#Contributing-a-new-colorscheme |
Hi @cormullion ! I followed the procedure described in the documentation. I have:
But I guess, I didn't add my new file in Thank you. |
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and add to Catalog.md. I need to renumber the bullet points in that section 🙂 |
I can do that, but my colormap lies in I am sorry if I am doing things wrong, but it is my first contribution to ColorSchemes.jl |
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If it’s “general” category it’s automatic. Don’t worry - I admit the instructions could become better formatted! 😀 |
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The instructions are rather clear, it was my fault 😁 |
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me neither … but I’m fairly sure that your edits haven’t affected the code invalidation situation, so I can merge when ready. |
This PR aims to add the Fast colormap, which is the new default colormap used in Paraview.
This colormap replaces the Cool to Warm colormap in 2024 [1]. It is a perceptually uniform colormap that is designed to be visually appealing and easy to interpret. It is based on a combination of blue, cyan, green, yellow, orange, and red colors.
[1] F. Samsel, W.A. Scott, K. Moreland, A New Default Colormap for ParaView, in IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, vol. 44, no. 04, pp. 150-160, 2024.