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Give every landscape a second and third hue

df894c4f529477af69f50f52662bb7517843c3c9 · Keenan Nemetz · 7d ago · parent 51381592

Give every landscape a second and third hue

A mark was one palette hue in shades of itself, so a field of avatars was
seven colours in seven degrees of darkness. That is not enough for an
avatar to tell people apart.

The sky is still the account's tone, but the hills now take other tones
from the same seven, chosen from a name-seeded shuffle and never the
sky's own hue. Each hill is shaded toward the palette's darkest ground
rather than toward black, which darkens it and ties different hues into
one landscape. Every mark therefore carries at least two hues, and most
carry three plus the disc.

The seven grounds moved to :root so the bundle reads the palette from
vole.css instead of carrying a second copy of it. A tone class now just
points at one.

Colour sets go from 21 per theme to 7 skies x (30 two-hill orders + 120
three-hill orders) x 3 discs = 3,150, before ridge, radius and disc
position vary them further. keenan, which was clay and four shades of
clay, is now clay with an olive hill, a slate hill and a moon.

docs/accounts-and-access.md +2−2

@@ -30,8 +30,8 @@ page, marked as no longer active, because every closed issue and merged change
30 30 still refers to the name.
31 31
32 32 Every name is drawn a small landscape from the account name: the account's tone
33 is the sky, the hills are steps darker than it, and the sun comes from the
34 Everforest palette — or the moon, on a dark theme. DiceBear's engine draws it in the browser, with a style that
33 is the sky, the hills take other tones from the same seven, and the sun comes
34 from the Everforest palette — or the moon, on a dark theme. DiceBear's engine draws it in the browser, with a style that
35 35 lives in this repository, from a script embedded in the binary. So the same
36 36 person looks the same on every page and between visits; the instance stores no
37 37 image, accepts no upload, and makes no request to an avatar service. Until the