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DAWG Tools - OKlab Color Inspector PRO
By DAWG tools
$14.99
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About DAWG Tools - OKlab Color Inspector PRO
- Tools, Systems & Learning > Development Tools & Automation
DAWG Tools - OKLab Color Inspector PRO - Perceptual Color Tools for Unity
Unity's default Color.Lerp interpolates colors in RGB component space.
For UI and theme transitions, this often results in:
Desaturated or "dirty" midpoints
Perceived brightness dips
Unintended hue shifts
Inconsistent animation quality
The OKLab color space is designed so that distance and interpolation better match human perception.
This tool makes the difference visible, measurable, and actionable inside the Unity Editor.
OKLab interpolation produces smoother, visually consistent gradients and transitions because it operates in a perceptual color space rather than raw RGB component space.
Instead of guessing how a transition will look, you can:
Compare Gamma RGB vs Linear RGB vs OKLab interpolation
Inspect perceptual midpoints
Measure ΔE distance between colors
Validate contrast compliance before shipping
1. Typical Workflow
Select two UI colors (e.g., Normal → Hover).
Compare Unity RGB interpolation against OKLab interpolation.
Inspect midpoint, hue drift, chroma, and contrast.
Replace Color.Lerp with OKLabColor.Lerp in runtime code.
2. Who It's For:
UI / UX engineers
Technical artists
Tools programmers
Teams implementing dynamic themes
Developers who care about visual polish and accessibility
3. WHAT'S INCLUDED
Interpolation Comparison
Side-by-side preview of:
Unity RGB (Gamma)
Linear RGB
OKLab interpolation
Instantly see how transitions differ visually and mathematically.
Perceptual Metrics
ΔE (perceptual distance measurement)
Live midpoint inspection
Chroma comparison
OKLab component breakdown (L, a, b)
Hue angle visualization
Accessibility & Contrast Tools
WCAG contrast ratio calculation
AA / AAA / Large-text thresholds
Automatic best-text color suggestion
Contrast validation against background colors
Computed correctly in linear luminance space.
OKLab Utilities
OKLabColor.Lerp runtime helper
OKLab decomposition per color
Copy helpers (Hex, OKLab values)
Lock Lightness (L)
Optional perceptual constraints:
Lock Chroma (C)
Unity's default Color.Lerp interpolates colors in RGB component space.
For UI and theme transitions, this often results in:
Desaturated or "dirty" midpoints
Perceived brightness dips
Unintended hue shifts
Inconsistent animation quality
The OKLab color space is designed so that distance and interpolation better match human perception.
This tool makes the difference visible, measurable, and actionable inside the Unity Editor.
OKLab interpolation produces smoother, visually consistent gradients and transitions because it operates in a perceptual color space rather than raw RGB component space.
Instead of guessing how a transition will look, you can:
Compare Gamma RGB vs Linear RGB vs OKLab interpolation
Inspect perceptual midpoints
Measure ΔE distance between colors
Validate contrast compliance before shipping
1. Typical Workflow
Select two UI colors (e.g., Normal → Hover).
Compare Unity RGB interpolation against OKLab interpolation.
Inspect midpoint, hue drift, chroma, and contrast.
Replace Color.Lerp with OKLabColor.Lerp in runtime code.
2. Who It's For:
UI / UX engineers
Technical artists
Tools programmers
Teams implementing dynamic themes
Developers who care about visual polish and accessibility
3. WHAT'S INCLUDED
Interpolation Comparison
Side-by-side preview of:
Unity RGB (Gamma)
Linear RGB
OKLab interpolation
Instantly see how transitions differ visually and mathematically.
Perceptual Metrics
ΔE (perceptual distance measurement)
Live midpoint inspection
Chroma comparison
OKLab component breakdown (L, a, b)
Hue angle visualization
Accessibility & Contrast Tools
WCAG contrast ratio calculation
AA / AAA / Large-text thresholds
Automatic best-text color suggestion
Contrast validation against background colors
Computed correctly in linear luminance space.
OKLab Utilities
OKLabColor.Lerp runtime helper
OKLab decomposition per color
Copy helpers (Hex, OKLab values)
Lock Lightness (L)
Optional perceptual constraints:
Lock Chroma (C)