Create, convert and blend colours in Bitbybit, working in hex, RGB and HSL and moving between them as your script needs. Colour turns up everywhere in a parametric model: shading a configurator's material options, mapping a value range onto a gradient, or tinting geometry so a preview reads clearly. These pages cover the conversion helpers, component access, and the interpolation used to blend one colour into another across a list of shapes. Each example is shown in Rete, Blockly and TypeScript, so you can follow along in whichever editor you work in.
How bitbybit.color writes colors as hex text or as r, g, b objects, converts between the two with an explicit channel range, reads single channels and inverts a color for readable text.
Learn how to use colors and apply them to 3D geometry in Bitbybit with examples in Rete, Blockly, and TypeScript.