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6.11 Making a 3-D RGB color cube
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In this example we generate a series of 6 color images,
arranged in the shape of a cross, that can be cut out
and assembled into a 3-D color cube.  The six faces of
the cube represent the outside of the R-G-B color space.
On each face one of the color components is fixed at either
0 or 255 and the other two components vary smoothly across
the face from 0 to 255.  The cube is configured as a
right-handed coordinate system with <I>x-y-z</I> mapping
R-G-B.  Hence, the 8 corners of the cube represent the
primaries red, green, and blue, plus the secondaries cyan,
magenta and yellow, plus black and white.

<P>
The method for generating the 6 color faces utilizes
<I>$AWK</I><A NAME="11010"></A> in two steps.  First, a <I>z</I>-grid is composed
which is 256 by 256 with <I>z</I>-values increasing in a planar
fashion from 0 to 65535.  This <I>z</I>-grid is common to all
six faces.  The color variations are generated by creating a
different color palette for each face using the supplied
<I>$AWK</I><A NAME="11015"></A> script <U>rgb_cube.awk</U>.  This script generates a
``cpt'' file appropriate for each face using arguments for
each of the three color components.  The arguments specify
if that component (<IMG
 WIDTH="37" HEIGHT="29" ALIGN="MIDDLE" BORDER="0"
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 ALT="$r,g,b$">) is to be held fixed at 0 or 255,
is to vary in <I>x</I>, or is to vary in <I>y</I>.  If the
color is to increase in <I>x</I> or <I>y</I>, a lower case
<I>x</I> or <I>y</I> is specified; if the color is to decrease
in <I>x</I> or <I>y</I>, an upper case <I>X</I> or <I>Y</I> is
used. Here is the shell script and accompanying <I>$AWK</I><A NAME="11021"></A>
script to generate the RGB cube:

<P>

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<PRE>
grdmath -I1 -R0/255/0/255 Y 256 MUL X ADD = rgb_cube.grd
gmtset TICK_LENGTH 0 COLOR_MODEL rgb
pstext -R0/8/0/11 -Jx1i &lt; /dev/null -P -U"Example 11 in Cookbook" -K &gt;! example_11.ps
$AWK -f rgb_cube.awk r=x g=y b=255 &lt; /dev/null &gt;! rgb_cube.cpt
grdimage rgb_cube.grd -Crgb_cube.cpt -JX2.5i/2.5i -R0/255/0/255 -K -O -X2i -Y4.5i -B256wesn \
   &gt;&gt; example_11.ps
$AWK -f rgb_cube.awk r=255 g=y b=X &lt; /dev/null &gt;! rgb_cube.cpt
grdimage rgb_cube.grd -Crgb_cube.cpt -JX -K -O -X2.5i -B256wesn &gt;&gt; example_11.ps
$AWK -f rgb_cube.awk r=x g=255 b=Y &lt; /dev/null &gt;! rgb_cube.cpt
grdimage rgb_cube.grd -Crgb_cube.cpt -JX -K -O -X-2.5i -Y2.5i -B256wesn &gt;&gt; example_11.ps
psxy -W0.25pto -JX -R -K -O -X2.5i &lt;&lt; END &gt;&gt; example_11.ps
0 0
20 20
20 235
0 255
END
psxy -W0.25pto -JX -R -K -O -X-2.5i -Y2.5i &lt;&lt; END &gt;&gt; example_11.ps
0 0
20 20
235 20
255 0
END
psxy -W0.25pto -JX -R -K -O -X-2.5i -Y-2.5i &lt;&lt; END &gt;&gt; example_11.ps
255 0
235 20
235 235
255 255
END
$AWK -f rgb_cube.awk r=0 g=y b=x &lt; /dev/null &gt;! rgb_cube.cpt
grdimage rgb_cube.grd -Crgb_cube.cpt -JX -K -O -Y-2.5i -B256wesn &gt;&gt; example_11.ps
$AWK -f rgb_cube.awk r=x g=0 b=y &lt; /dev/null &gt;! rgb_cube.cpt
grdimage rgb_cube.grd -Crgb_cube.cpt -JX -K -O -X2.5i -Y-2.5i -B256wesn &gt;&gt; example_11.ps
pstext -JX -R -G255 -K -O &lt;&lt; END &gt;&gt; example_11.ps
10 10 14 0 -Times-BoldItalic 1 GMT 3
END
psxy -W0.25pto -JX -R -K -O -X2.5i &lt;&lt; END &gt;&gt; example_11.ps
0 0
20 20
20 235
0 255
END
psxy -W0.25pto -JX -R -K -O -X-5i &lt;&lt; END &gt;&gt; example_11.ps
255 0
235 20
235 235
255 255
END
$AWK -f rgb_cube.awk r=x g=Y b=0 &lt; /dev/null &gt;! rgb_cube.cpt
grdimage rgb_cube.grd -Crgb_cube.cpt -JX -K -O -X2.5i -Y-2.5i -B256wesn &gt;&gt; example_11.ps
psxy -W0.25pto -JX -R -K -O -X2.5i &lt;&lt; END &gt;&gt; example_11.ps
0 0
20 20
20 235
0 255
END
psxy -W0.25pto -JX -R -O -X-5i &lt;&lt; END &gt;&gt; example_11.ps
255 0
235 20
235 235
255 255
END
\rm -f rgb_cube.cpt rgb_cube.grd .gmtcommands
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The <I>$AWK</I><A NAME="11096"></A> script <U>rgb_cube.awk</U> is as follows:

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END{
  z=-.5;
  if(r=="X" || g=="X" || b=="X"){
    xl=255; xr=0; xd=-255;
  }else{
    xl=0; xr=255; xd=255;
  }
  if(r=="Y" || g=="Y" || b=="Y"){
    yb=255; yt=-1; yd=-1;
  }else{
    yb=0; yt=256; yd=1;
  }
  for(y=yb; y!=yt; y+=yd){
    x=xl; 
    if(r=="x" || r=="X"){
      if(g=="y" || g=="Y"){
    printf("%7.1f %3d %3d %3d " ,z,x,y,b);
    x+=xd; z+=256;
    printf("%7.1f %3d %3d %3d\n",z,x,y,b);
      }else{
    printf("%7.1f %3d %3d %3d " ,z,x,g,y);
    x+=xd; z+=256;
    printf("%7.1f %3d %3d %3d\n",z,x,g,y);
      }
    }else if(g=="x" || g=="X"){
      if(r=="y" || r=="Y"){
    printf("%7.1f %3d %3d %3d " ,z,y,x,b);
    x+=xd; z+=256;
    printf("%7.1f %3d %3d %3d\n",z,y,x,b);
      }else{
    printf("%7.1f %3d %3d %3d " ,z,r,x,y);
    x+=xd; z+=256;
    printf("%7.1f %3d %3d %3d\n",z,r,x,y);
      }
    }else{
      if(r=="y" || r=="Y"){
    printf("%7.1f %3d %3d %3d " ,z,y,g,x);
    x+=xd; z+=256;
    printf("%7.1f %3d %3d %3d\n",z,y,g,x);
      }else{
    printf("%7.1f %3d %3d %3d " ,z,r,y,x);
    x+=xd; z+=256;
    printf("%7.1f %3d %3d %3d\n",z,r,y,x);
      }
    }
  }
  exit;
}
</PRE>

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The cube can be viewed in Figure&nbsp;<A HREF="node84.html#fig:GMT_example_11">6.11</A>

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<DIV ALIGN="CENTER"><A NAME="fig:GMT_example_11"></A><A NAME="11136"></A>
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<CAPTION ALIGN="BOTTOM"><STRONG>Figure 6.11:</STRONG>
The color cube</CAPTION>
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