Problem with correct colours in python script

[david]

This is a real mystery!

I have also made the lower two layers invisible to get the colour-picker readings, or changed the Tone layer to Normal - both give the exact same results.

Thanks for your efforts.

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Problem solved!!!

The problem was caused by a strange entry in my contextrc file - (opacity 0.55999999999999994). Where this came from or how it was created is anybodies guess!

Many thanks to programmer_ceds and Ofnuts for their help.

[programmer_ceds]

(12-07-2021, 03:17 PM)david Wrote: This is a real mystery!

I have also made the lower two layers invisible to get the colour-picker readings, or changed the Tone layer to Normal - both give the exact same results.

Thanks for your efforts.

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Problem solved!!!

The problem was caused by a strange entry in my contextrc file - (opacity 0.55999999999999994). Where this came from or how it was created is anybodies guess!

Many thanks to programmer_ceds and Ofnuts for their help.

It had to be something like that - pleased you found it and posted the solution.

[Ofnuts]

Works for me:

   

You can see in the pointer dialog that the color for the Tone layer is (211,66,20) as defined in your script (note that "Sample merged" is unchecked). I also get that very value if I use the Color picker.

So how do you determine the color of the Tone layer?