Crayola colors

But, typically I’ll use scripting and use an RGB tuple, like Color(128,128,128,255). And to get the consistent shading, I just multiply each value by a constant (i.e. .75). So, if I need to match the colors used in one of your charts, I just pass the color series as a string to another window, and rip through it and create the shadow effect values dynamically, so everything kind of looks the same. Otherwise, if a user wanted to use a different color for an operation, I’d have to configure two new colors. I’m probably explaining this badly, and maybe I’m just doing it wrong.

For instance, in the chart below, you can see the shadow effect just like on one of your charts. If I passed in something “51,102,255,255” for the first bar, what would be the best way to modify each value? I had in mind something like "a=Color(51,102,255,255), and then a.setShadow(0.60) or a.setAlpha(120).