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BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
ColorData
ColorData["scheme"]
gives a function that generates colors in the named color scheme when applied to parameter values.
ColorData["scheme", "property"]
gives the specified property of a color scheme.
ColorData["collection"]
gives a list of color schemes in a named collection.
ColorData[]
gives a list of named collections of color schemes.
DetailsDetails
- ColorData["scheme"][par] or ColorData["scheme", par] gives the RGBColor object corresponding to parameter value par in the specified scheme.
- Typical collections of schemes include:
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"Gradients" continuous normalized color gradients "Indexed" colors indexed by successive integers "Named" collections of named colors "Physical" colors determined by physical parameters - By default, color gradients have a single parameter that ranges from 0 to 1.
- ColorData[{"gradient", "Reverse"}] gives a color gradient that ranges from 0 to 1 with the order of colors reversed.
- ColorData[{"gradient", {min, max}}] gives a color gradient that ranges from min to max.
- ColorData[n, ...] uses the n
indexed color palette. - Possible properties in ColorData["scheme", "property"] include:
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"ColorFunction" a color function to be applied to parameters "ColorList" list of colors for finite indexed color schemes "ColorRules" color rules for discrete color schemes "Image" a graphics image showing colors in the scheme "Name" English name for the color scheme "Panel" a clickable panel showing colors in the scheme "ParameterCount" the number of parameters used in the scheme "Range" range of possible values for the first parameter {"Range",i} range of possible values for the 
parameter - Ranges are specified as they would be for a slider:
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{xmin,xmax} continuous values from
to 
{xmin,xmax,dx} discrete values in steps dx {{x1,x2,...}} specific discrete values - ColorData["scheme"] gives a ColorDataFunction object.
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