Named colours reference

All 10 named colours in AlgoBarsX, each with its parameters, defaults, ranges and an example: green, red, blue, gray, white, black, orange, yellow, purple, teal.

green red blue gray white black orange yellow purple teal

green→ color#

The green color; use .fade(percent) for transparency.

Example
tint = green.fade(50)
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red→ color#

The red color; use .fade(percent) for transparency.

Example
tint = red.fade(50)
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blue→ color#

The blue color; use .fade(percent) for transparency.

Example
tint = blue.fade(50)
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gray→ color#

The gray color; use .fade(percent) for transparency.

Example
tint = gray.fade(50)
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white→ color#

The white color; use .fade(percent) for transparency.

Example
tint = white.fade(50)
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black→ color#

The black color; use .fade(percent) for transparency.

Example
tint = black.fade(50)
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orange→ color#

The orange color; use .fade(percent) for transparency.

Example
tint = orange.fade(50)
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yellow→ color#

The yellow color; use .fade(percent) for transparency.

Example
tint = yellow.fade(50)
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purple→ color#

The purple color; use .fade(percent) for transparency.

Example
tint = purple.fade(50)
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teal→ color#

The teal color; use .fade(percent) for transparency.

Example
tint = teal.fade(50)
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