Export the map and paste it in your lab document. Part II. Navigate Color Space Open exer2.mxd. This map document has five layers organized in the Specification – HSV data frame. Each layer in the data frame contains a different task. You will mix colors to complete the color schemes. The easiest way to access a symbol's color is to click the symbol next to a data value in the table of contents. a. Mix colors to create lightness steps for one hue In the table of contents, expand the L1H layer. Colors 11 and 15 are already specified. Your task is to create a color scheme that varies in lightness between the two endpoints. Think of this as a graduated color scheme you would use to represent quantitative data. Click the symbol for data value 12. In the Symbol Selector, click the Fill Color dropdown arrow, and choose More Colors. In the Color Selector, click the dropdown arrow to choose a color space. Choose HSV. You can create colors several different ways in the Color Selector. You can move the sliders for each dimension, you can enter numeric values in the percentage boxes, or you can click on the spectrum at the bottom. As you move the sliders, the color bar above each one updates to reflect the change. Several advanced settings are also available in the Color Selector. Although you will not use them in this exercise, it is useful to look at the controls. Click Cancel to close the Color Selector. Scroll down the list of preset symbols in the Symbol Selector and click Orange. Reopen the Color Selector. Click the right-facing arrow and choose Advanced Selection. Examine the controls available in the Select Color window. Click Cancel to close the Select Color window. Using the HSV sliders in the Color Selector, mix a color for data value 12. As you change the HSV settings, the color box in the bottom left corner will reflect the current color. Click OK when you're finished. In the Symbol Selector, the Fill color has updated to match the HSV values you chose. Change the Outline color to Gray 50%. Click OK. The color for data value 12 updates in the table of contents and in the map area. Repeat the color mixing process for data values 13 and 14. Create colors that vary in lightness between the endpoints. b. Create lightness steps through multiple hues in HSV
Export the map and paste it in your lab document. Part II. Navigate Color Space Open exer2.mxd. This map document has five layers organized in the Specification – HSV data frame. Each layer in the data frame contains a different task. You will mix colors to complete the color schemes. The easiest way to access a symbol's color is to click the symbol next to a data value in the table of contents. a. Mix colors to create lightness steps for one hue In the table of contents, expand the L1H layer. Colors 11 and 15 are already specified. Your task is to create a color scheme that varies in lightness between the two endpoints. Think of this as a graduated color scheme you would use to represent quantitative data. Click the symbol for data value 12. In the Symbol Selector, click the Fill Color dropdown arrow, and choose More Colors. In the Color Selector, click the dropdown arrow to choose a color space. Choose HSV. You can create colors several different ways in the Color Selector. You can move the sliders for each dimension, you can enter numeric values in the percentage boxes, or you can click on the spectrum at the bottom. As you move the sliders, the color bar above each one updates to reflect the change. Several advanced settings are also available in the Color Selector. Although you will not use them in this exercise, it is useful to look at the controls. Click Cancel to close the Color Selector. Scroll down the list of preset symbols in the Symbol Selector and click Orange. Reopen the Color Selector. Click the right-facing arrow and choose Advanced Selection. Examine the controls available in the Select Color window. Click Cancel to close the Select Color window. Using the HSV sliders in the Color Selector, mix a color for data value 12. As you change the HSV settings, the color box in the bottom left corner will reflect the current color. Click OK when you're finished. In the Symbol Selector, the Fill color has updated to match the HSV values you chose. Change the Outline color to Gray 50%. Click OK. The color for data value 12 updates in the table of contents and in the map area. Repeat the color mixing process for data values 13 and 14. Create colors that vary in lightness between the endpoints. b. Create lightness steps through multiple hues in HSV