public class Color4b extends Tuple4b implements java.io.Serializable
Note that Java defines a byte as a signed integer in the range [-128, 127]. However, colors are more typically represented by values in the range [0, 255]. Java 3D recognizes this and for color treats the bytes as if the range were [0, 255]---in other words, as if the bytes were unsigned.
Java 3D assumes that a linear (gamma-corrected) visual is used for all colors.
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Color4b()
Constructs and initializes a Color4b to (0,0,0,0).
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Color4b(byte[] c)
Constructs and initializes a Color4b from the array of length 4.
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Color4b(byte b1,
byte b2,
byte b3,
byte b4)
Constructs and initializes a Color4b from the four specified values.
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Color4b(Color4b c1)
Constructs and initializes a Color4b from the specified Color4b.
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Color4b(Tuple4b t1)
Constructs and initializes a Color4b from the specified Tuple4b.
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public Color4b(byte b1, byte b2, byte b3, byte b4)
b1
- the red color valueb2
- the green color valueb3
- the blue color valueb4
- the alpha valuepublic Color4b(byte[] c)
c
- the array of length 4 containing r, g, b, and alpha in orderpublic Color4b(Color4b c1)
c1
- the Color4b containing the initialization r,g,b,a
datapublic Color4b(Tuple4b t1)
t1
- the Tuple4b containing the initialization r,g,b,a
datapublic Color4b()