We create a wedge-shaped segment to form a logical pattern that can be incorporated into a wheel arrangement intended to show the relationships between different colors.
The code structure used in the previous recipe is re-used here. When you execute the following code you will see a neat row of colored disks laid onto a dark shaded triangular wedge going from dark to light shades of red. The following screenshot shows the Graded Color Wedge.
# red_color_segment_1.py #>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> from Tkinter import * root = Tk() root.title("Red color wedge") cw = 240 # canvas width ch = 220 # canvas height chart_1 = Canvas(root, width=cw, height=ch, background="white") chart_1.grid(row=0, column=0) theta_deg = 0.0 x_orig = 100 y_orig = 200 x_width = 80 y_hite = 180 xy0 = [x_orig, y_orig] wedge-shaped segmentcreatingxy1 = [x_orig - x_width, y_orig - y_hite] xy2 = [x_orig + x_width, y_orig - y_hite ] wedge =[ xy0, xy1 , xy2 ] width= 40 #standard disk diameter hite = 80 # median wedge height. hFac = [0.25, 0.45, 0.75, 1.2, 1.63, 1.87, 2.05] # Radial # factors wFac = [ 0.2, 0.36, 0.6, 1.0, 0.5, 0.3, 0.25] # disk # diameter factors # Color list. Elements increasing in darkness. kulaRed = ["#000000","#6e0000","#a00000","#ff0000", "#ff5050", "#ff8c8c", "#ffc8c8", "#440000" ] kula = kulaRed wedge =[ xy0, xy1 , xy2 ] # black background chart_1.create_polygon(wedge,fill=kula[0]) x_width = 40 # dark red wedge y_hite = 160 xy1 = [x_orig - x_width, y_orig - y_hite] xy2 = [x_orig + x_width, y_orig - y_hite ] wedge =[ xy0, xy1 , xy2 ] chart_1.create_polygon(wedge,fill=kula[1]) for i in range(0, 7): # red disks x0_disk = xy0[0] - width * wFac[i]/2 # bottom left y0_disk = xy0[1] - hite * hFac[i] + width * wFac[i]/2 xya = [x0_disk, y0_disk] # BOTTOM LEFT x1_disk = xy0[0] + width * wFac[i]/2 # top right y1_disk = xy0[1] - hite * hFac[i] - width * wFac[i]/2 xyb = [x1_disk, y1_disk] #TOP RIGHT chart_1.create_oval(xya ,xyb , fill=kula[i], outline=kula[i]) root.mainloop()
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