Kubernetes symbol color is off
paddy-hack opened this issue · 3 comments
The Kubernetes symbols/icons in the PlantUML generated images look too light.
Just compare this icon
with the icons in the "hello-world" example
I've tried redefining KUBERNETES_SYMBOL_COLOR after including kubernetes_Common.puml but that doesn't fix things. When using #000000 the icons become grayish, so there is an effect, but they don't become black as I would have expected.
BTW, the upstream icons use #326CE5 not #0072C6 as defined in dist/kubernetes_Common.puml via KUBERENETES_COLOR. FWIW, the "hello-world" uses #66abdd which is different again.
I suspect the C4 stuff is throwing a monkey wrench but haven't pursued that lead (yet?).
It looks to me that the problem is how plantuml is importing the original image. When I run java -jar plantuml.jar -encodesprite 16 on any of the source PNGs, the blue elements are mapped to a middle grey. When plantuml applies color to sprites, it scales the color by the greyscale value, shifting the desired color.
Actually, I did pursue my "C4 stuff" hunch and found out that led nowhere. Sorry for not reporting that sooner.
From failing memory 😉, I arrived at the same conclusion as @Cerebus.
hey @paddy-hack, I hear you! I went through the same thing myself. Hopefully this will change in the future ...