A filter for changing a pixel or element's hue, saturation, and brightness (HSB).
Introduced in Wear OS 4.
Syntax
<HsbFilter hueRotate="angle-degrees" saturate="normalized-float" brightness="normalized-float"> </HsbFilter>
Attributes
The HsbFilter
element has the following attributes. Each attribute is
optional:
hueRotate
Represents an angle, in degrees, along the color wheel. An angle of
0.0
degrees corresponds to red, an angle of120.0
degrees corresponds to green, and an angle of240.0
degrees corresponds to blue.By default, this value is
0.0
.saturate
Represents the hue's saturation. This is a floating-point number that is in the range $ [0.0, 1.0] $. A saturation of
0.0
represents a shade of gray; a saturation of1.0
represents the hue's full color, with no gray mixing in.By default, this value is
1.0
.brightness
Represents the hue's brightness. This is a floating-point number that is in the range $ [0.0, 1.0] $. A brightness of
0.0
represents black; a brightness of1.0
represents the hue's full color, with no darkening.By default, this value is
1.0
.
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