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My warning label generator... yeah, I was bored.

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Great job on the label generator.

Has anyone printed one of these out and put it on their laser? I'm curious to find a good foil label size for these.
 
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Very nice. Now you should get foil labels, print these out to order and put a few dollars in your pocket.
 
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Well im not a seller kinda guy and we do use the labels at work for work.
I'm not so sure they would care for a "Laser Larry's label sales" at work. :)
 
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This is cool. And it's a good way to pass some time if you're really bored. I speak from experience.
 

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Thanks.

And this reminds me... I still need to do different warning texts for the different classes, if anyone knows what the official warnings are for the "old" system. If not, I'll just make something up.

-Trevor
 

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I love it! Is there any way to make the shapes anti-alias or higher resolution? The edges seem to jagged to me. =/ Over all nice job though!

Thanks a bunch,
-Zachary
 

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I love it! Is there any way to make the shapes anti-alias or higher resolution? The edges seem to jagged to me. =/ Over all nice job though!

Thanks a bunch,
-Zachary

I have anti-aliasing turned on, but the oval never wanted to anti-alias. I'll poke around.

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Maybe consider making the oval and danger logo in an image editing program, then plop it in there with your script since the "danger" part never changes.

-Zachary
 

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Thanks hak! :)

Currently working on AA... script may act slightly wonky for the next few minutes while I work on it.

-Trevor

EDIT: Done. :)
 
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very nice work!

only a thing...
which algorithm do you use to convert the wavelenght into rgb color?
the generated colors have a low saturation... (imo)
i think this algorithm is better (written in c#, uses Bruton algorithm)
Code:
private int factorAdjust(double Color, double Factor, int IntensityMax, double Gamma)
{
	if (Color == 0.0)
	{
		return 0;
	}
	else
	{
		return (int)Math.Round(IntensityMax * Math.Pow(Color * Factor, Gamma));
	}
}
private Color getColorFromWaveLength(int Wavelength){
  double Gamma = 1.00;
  int IntensityMax = 255;
  double Blue;
  double Green;
  double Red;
  double Factor;

  if(Wavelength >= 350 && Wavelength <= 439){
   Red	= -(Wavelength - 440d) / (440d - 350d);
   Green = 0.0;
   Blue	= 1.0;
  }else if(Wavelength >= 440 && Wavelength <= 489){
   Red	= 0.0;
   Green = (Wavelength - 440d) / (490d - 440d);
   Blue	= 1.0;
  }else if(Wavelength >= 490 && Wavelength <= 509){
   Red = 0.0;
   Green = 1.0;
   Blue = -(Wavelength - 510d) / (510d - 490d);

  }else if(Wavelength >= 510 && Wavelength <= 579){ 
   Red = (Wavelength - 510d) / (580d - 510d);
   Green = 1.0;
   Blue = 0.0;
  }else if(Wavelength >= 580 && Wavelength <= 644){
   Red = 1.0;
   Green = -(Wavelength - 645d) / (645d - 580d);
   Blue = 0.0;
  }else if(Wavelength >= 645 && Wavelength <= 780){
   Red = 1.0;
   Green = 0.0;
   Blue = 0.0;
  }else{
   Red = 0.0;
   Green = 0.0;
   Blue = 0.0;
  }
  if(Wavelength >= 350 && Wavelength <= 419){
   Factor = 0.3 + 0.7*(Wavelength - 350d) / (420d - 350d);
  }else if(Wavelength >= 420 && Wavelength <= 700){
	 Factor = 1.0;
  }else if(Wavelength >= 701 && Wavelength <= 780){
   Factor = 0.3 + 0.7*(780d - Wavelength) / (780d - 700d);
  }else{
   Factor = 0.0;
 }

  int R = this.factorAdjust(Red, Factor, IntensityMax, Gamma);
  int G = this.factorAdjust(Green, Factor, IntensityMax, Gamma);
  int B = this.factorAdjust(Blue, Factor, IntensityMax, Gamma);

  return Color.FromArgb(R, G, B);
}

- Alessandro
 
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