KosraNo - Lira

Light is what we interprets as signals

These words/phrases will be used when referring to nouns or adjectives that is related to light.

01 : Hue

02 : Luminance & Saturation & Opacity

03 : RGBA

04 : HSLA

Lira - Light

The Light symbol is derived from the shape of the flame from a candlelight.

If every noun in this chapter were to be written in full name

every noun will have the "KrosNo-Ni-Li" prefix

however, given enough context, we can omit most of the part and end up with "Li" as the prefix

when the prefix is omitted to "Li" only, we can omit the "Krosno" glyph and have the "Lira" glyph stay at the top

01:Hue

Hue

Since we interpret Frequency as Hue, and Frequency is a unit based on time,

it is reasonable to call "Hue" as "Li - KlaRuTa" or shorter "Li - Ta"

here we have 2 variations to write it :

Lira - KlaRuTa

Li - Ta

Frequency / Hue

Since the Hue of a color can be plotted on a circle, Astralica uses the Hue Circle approach, let's try to construct this circle step by step

For now, we will focus on the normal human hue which is based on RGB. This also means that for other organisms, It is possible that they may have a set of different cone cells.

But before that, we need some word to describe the 3 primary colors :

Rahaka

Red

Nawari

Green

Koqosa

Blue

Although these names will not be used here directly, they will be used for derivation.

Here we have their cropped segments and Emphasize Segments

cropped : Ra

emphasize : Ha

cropped : Na

emphasize : Wa

cropped : Ka

emphasize : Sa

The cropped segments is used to represent the general Hue, the emphasize segment is used to state that if a color is perfectly Red, Green or Blue.

Step 01 : Color wheel

let's draw a color wheel, with 3 major ticks and 3 secondary ticks and for each segment between a major tick and a secondary tick, we can have 4 smaller segments.

The convention here is to have Red as 0 deg, Green as 120 and Blue as 240 deg,

and the angle starts on the right hand side, clockwise, just like back in trigonometry.

Step 02 : Primary Chunks

For now we will list the 3 major chunks for Red, Green, and Blue,

so at least we know which part of the circle will be covered by which primary color.

For every tick, this will contain the general color, if the tick is a Major tick, the Emphasize segment will be appended.

Step 03 : Purity Magnitude

With different vowels, we can represent how close a color is to a pure primary color,

ranging from "o", "i", "æ" to "a"

Step 03 : Side Specification

Here we can see, for each primary color, they have both symmetrical sides,

like "if I were to say "ri", am I talking about the "ri" closer to "nawa" or the "ri" closer to "kasa" ?"

In this case, we can append a segment behind the general segment to specify which side are we referring to.

Step 05 : Pronouncing the Hue

the full name of a color should be "KosraNoNi - Lira - Klara Ru Taxi - <Hue Name>",

but this is a bit too many syllables, to simplify it, we can have "Kros - Li - Ta - <Hue Name>"

if the context is even clearer that we are referring to a color, then we can just have "Li - Ta - <Hue Name>"

for extreme simplification, just the hue name written in Casual Script should be good.

02:LumSatAlp

Luminance & Saturation & Opacity

These parameters are much simpler than the Hue parameter, here these traits can be simply described by a single digit of Prime Factor Script number, with "No" (0x0) as none to "Ta" (0xF) as full.