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> Unreal Engine Blueprint API Reference > Math > Color > Lerp Using HSV (LinearColor)

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Lerp Using HSV (LinearColor)

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Linearly interpolates between two colors by the specified Alpha amount (100% of A when Alpha=0 and 100% of B when Alpha=1). The interpolation is performed in HSV color space taking the shortest path to the new color's hue. This can give better results than a normal lerp, but is much more expensive. The incoming colors are in RGB space, and the output color will be RGB. The alpha value will also be interpolated.

Target is Kismet Math Library

Lerp Using HSV (LinearColor)

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0.0

Return Value

Inputs

	A Linear Color Structure	The color and alpha to interpolate from as linear RGBA
	B Linear Color Structure	The color and alpha to interpolate to as linear RGBA
	Alpha Float	Scalar interpolation amount (usually between 0.0 and 1.0 inclusive)

Outputs

Return Value

Linear Color Structure

The interpolated color in linear RGB space along with the interpolated alpha value

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