Reputation: 679
I need to generate a random color for each item in my gridview
. My requirement is that I must generate these colors between, for example, one shade of blue and another shade of blue. i.e. all colors must be within that range. I have a start color and an end color and I have a random object to generate bytes. How do I ensure that the colors generated stay within the given range? I need to write this in C#
for Windows 8
. The only color generation option it shows me in Windows.UI.Color
is the FromArgb
method. Any ideas on how I could achieve that?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 3050
Reputation: 35706
Ok, given your limited example,
static Color RandomBlue(byte minBlue, byte maxBlue, byte red, byte green)
{
var blue = Random.Next(minBlue, maxBlue);
return Color.FromArgb(red, green, blue);
}
will generate a Color
or random blueness within a range.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 366
Random random = new Random();
byte randomNumber = (byte) random.Next(20, 256);
Color blueish = Color.FromRgb(20, 20, randomNumber);
Should give you a blueish color between 20 and 255 with fixed red and green value's
Upvotes: 9