So this is essentially the method I would like to write (in Objective-C/Cocoa, using UIColors
, but I'm really just interested in the underlying math):
+ (UIColor *)colorBetweenColor:(UIColor *)startColor andColor:(UIColor *)endColor atLocation:(CGFloat)location;
So as an example, say I have two colors, pure red and pure blue. Given a linear gradient between the two, I want to calculate the color that's at, say, the 33% mark on that gradient:
So if I were to call my method like so:
UIColor *resultingColor = [UIColor colorBetweenColor:[UIColor redColor] andColor:[UIColor blueColor] atLocation:0.33f];
I would get the resulting color at 'B', and similarly, passing 0.0f
as the location would return color 'A', and 1.0f
would return color 'C'.
So basically my question is, how would I go about mixing the RGB values of two colors and determining the color at a certain 'location' between them?
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