V1.4 Custom Settings #28
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(totally forgot that)
…rated for both standard overlay and custom overlay (not done yet: language data missing and more testing required)
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- Colours for overlay are generated via customizable gradient instead of being pre-defined
- Reworked how the color gradient is generated
Uses a method to create a gradient between two colours now, the colours can therefore easily be changed, while still generating proper gradients
- Added five colour settings to define the gradient via hue
Five are necessary for creating the standard gradient
Might be nicer to have the number of colours for the gradient customizable as well, maybe someone wants only three colours, for example, so that might be an interesting thing to implement later on
- Added "Min/Max-Comfort"-temperature to the custom range
As with the standard gradient, these will define a range in which each degree of temperature change is represented more distinctly with greater colour differences between each degree (-> the look of the standard overlay can be recreated via the custom range now)
- Default values in setting descriptions set via code