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Convert from sRGB to linear in color picker #2035

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@sgmq0 sgmq0 commented Sep 28, 2024

This addresses issue #1209

Let me know if I'm missing anything, I'm not very sure about the naming conventions.

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jstone-lucasfilm commented Sep 28, 2024

This looks like a great start, thanks @sgmq0!

Here are two initial thoughts and recommendations for next steps:

  • We should probably add the reverse transform from linear shader colors to the sRGB-encoded space of the color picker, so that the colors that artists see displayed in the viewer interface are in their correct space.
  • It's fine to start with just the MaterialX Viewer for this initial pull request, though ultimately we want to extend this change to the MaterialX Graph Editor as well!

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kwokcb commented Sep 30, 2024

Checking with nanogui (Viewer) and imgui (Editor) both appear to assume sRGB for display colors so looks like the reverse transform is required.

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I wanted to follow up on this proposal, @sgmq0, to see if you might have the bandwidth to address the requests above. Let us know either way!

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sgmq0 commented Oct 23, 2024

School got busy and I ended up not having the bandwidth to finish in a timely manner, but thank you for the reminder! I can try to address both requests within a week or so.

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