Salmon stands as an exemplary Open-source Grasshopper plugin, poised to foster seamless collaboration. With a resolute objective, it serves as an avant-garde arena for ideation, seamless integrations, and boundless inspiration. Its essence lies in democratizing ingenious tools, ensuring universal accessibility. As a software artisan, Salmon beckons the community to partake in a symphony of innovation, where intricate concepts harmonize with effortless usability, ultimately orchestrating a tapestry of unparalleled utility and creativity.[AI-generated]
Soon to be added:
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.
I am following the Google Style Guides.
Plugin banner has been created by a tool called Expressive Text-to-Image Generation with Rich Text by Songwei Ge, Taesung Park, Jun-Yan Zhu, and Jia-Bin Huang with this prompt:
**Description:** Create a watercolor painting on coarse white paper that serves as an identity for a digital tool. The painting should focus solely on a single wild salmon fish, with no background elements. The style should be reminiscent of a watercolor painting, with visible brushstrokes and a natural, organic feel.Guidelines:
- Medium: Watercolor on coarse white paper.
- Composition: The painting should prominently feature a wild salmon fish as the central subject. The fish should be positioned elegantly, showcasing its form.
- Color Palette: The primary color of the salmon should be a mixture of shades resembling the natural color of a wild salmon fish. Incorporate subtle orange tones where appropriate, especially on the belly and areas that catch highlights.
- Background: Leave the background entirely white, allowing the fish to stand out.
- Texture: Emulate the texture of coarse white paper by leaving parts of the paper uncolored. This will contribute to the paper-like aesthetic.
- Brushstrokes: The brushstrokes should be visible, capturing the spontaneous and fluid nature of watercolor painting.
- Details: Pay attention to the details of the fish's scales, fins, and facial features, while maintaining a loose and artistic representation.
- Dimensions: The painting's dimensions should be suitable for its intended use as an identity for a digital tool. High-resolution digital scanning or photography is recommended for accurate reproduction.
The font used in the graphics of the project is Sono by Ty Finck.