Surebrec
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I emailed the Met Office asking if they could provide the colour codes for the swatches they use on their forecast pages:
Here's a snippet of the code they provided:
"values": [
{
"color": "0.098, 0.000, 0.098, 1.000",
"value": -60
},
{
"color": "0.196, 0.000, 0.196, 1.000",
"value": -50
},
They stated that these were the RGB values, but this doesn't look like any RGB format I'm familiar with. I thought they might be CMYK, but trying to convert these numbers into CMYK just results in black.
Anyone with knowledge in this area have any ideas?
Here's a snippet of the code they provided:
"values": [
{
"color": "0.098, 0.000, 0.098, 1.000",
"value": -60
},
{
"color": "0.196, 0.000, 0.196, 1.000",
"value": -50
},
They stated that these were the RGB values, but this doesn't look like any RGB format I'm familiar with. I thought they might be CMYK, but trying to convert these numbers into CMYK just results in black.
Anyone with knowledge in this area have any ideas?