CMYK colors mixing icon or vi

[kh.alnaabi87]

Hellow all

Is there any icon or vi that performs mixing of CMYK colors  values (codes) and show it in the front panel and/or if possible the value ? and what vi that make interface between CMYK colors values and any valves that control the liquid volume?my vi shown in the attach ment below

Thanks

[kh.alnaabi87]

I am waiting your help

[kh.alnaabi87]

still waiting

[Greg-H]

Hi,

I would use the "IMAQ Extract Color Planes" VI to do what you are trying to accomplish.  This VI can be found on the vision palett under Vission Utilities»Color Utilities.

Regards,

Greg-H

[kh.alnaabi87]

I ment I want an icon that show me the output of mixing CMYK colors ?

also  I want how to convert from CMYK color model values to the CMYK color model volumes?

[kh.alnaabi87]

I am waiting your help

[Greg-H]

Hi,

Displaying the output of CMYK colors depends on what VIs you are using to create the color.  Could you possibly post your VI?

What do you mean by "color model volumes"?

Regards,

Greg H.

[kh.alnaabi87]

My VI is attached in the begining

I ment that I want to convert the CMYK color from numeric values to real-life (liquid color volume of each color) to control a four tanks filled by a four liquid color represent the CMYK for mixing them to get the required color

[Greg-H]

Please see below.

Greg H.

[Greg-H]

Hi,

You could use the framed color box to display the color of the CMYK color mixing.

As far as converting to an actual volume of each color this is simply proportions and will depend on how much paint you actually want.  There are some suggested mathematical equations on this site:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1892020/mixing-two-rgb-color-vectors-to-get-resultant

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Regards,

Greg H.