Scope colors follow the wire colors of the inputs. #34
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…he same color, RGB values are shuffled.
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Thinking about the wires being the same color case, it may be sort of annoying to have no easy way of identifying which waveform is which. I'm going to change the "X" and "Y" glyphs in the corner to match the scope. |
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Ha, this is neat. Tagging @milholen to see this. |
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On second thought, I think it's more important to keep the colors fixed since users need to associate the colors with the X and Y knobs, rather than the origin of the signal. |
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Aw, that's a shame |
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If the wires are the same color, RGB values are shuffled, such that neither X nor Y will match the input color.