The best explanation is that the RGB color model is somewhat unintuitive for us humans. It’s perfectly logical for a video display device (such as a monitor or television) that only knows how to display colors by mixing varying amounts of 3 pre-defined colors: red, green, and blue. But that’s not how you and I … Read more
“Natural wet paint” is a little ambiguous; the mixing of CMYK as suggested won’t work because you’re still adding colors. If you want results like in Photoshop (as Jon B checked) you need to use L*a*b* space. Formulas for converting RGB to/from Lab and a description is here. Lab space was specifically designed so that … Read more
You can hack it! The library, call it fooLib, thinks it’s using some type bool which it has the prerogative to define. To the library, bool is just an identifier. So, you can just force it to use another identifier instead: #define bool fooLib_bool #include “fooLib.h” #undef bool #undef true #undef false Now the compiler … Read more