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Right now I'm using
let colors = randomColor({ seed: 0, // Just a fixed seed so that generated colors are deterministic. count: count, luminosity: "bright", });
With count = 2, the colors I get is somewhat similiar to each other (blue-green ish).
count = 2
I would like to get colors that are very different visually. What those colors are does not really matter.
Currently I can't find a way to control this behavii. Or is there some magic seeds that can work better?
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Might be related to #131
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Right now I'm using
With
count = 2
, the colors I get is somewhat similiar to each other (blue-green ish).I would like to get colors that are very different visually. What those colors are does not really matter.
Currently I can't find a way to control this behavii. Or is there some magic seeds that can work better?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: