At first, thank you for the nice color tool.
It's easy to reproduce the problem.
I downloaded your example, and changed getSelectedColor(_ sender: UIButton) function as following.
@IBAction func getSelectedColor(_ sender: UIButton) {
// Get the selected color from the Color Picker.
let selectedColor = colorPicker.color
colorPicker.setViewColor(selectedColor!)
print(selectedColor!)
}
then, run example app on device.
1.move circle thumb to the top of the Big color circle.
2.pressed "select color", you will see the circle thumb position is moved down a little bit.
3.but if you select color is white at the Big color circle's center, will not see the phenomenon.
I guess it's about the color's format(RGB, HSV)
Xcode 8, Swift 3, iPad Mini, iOS 9.1
At first, thank you for the nice color tool.
It's easy to reproduce the problem.
I downloaded your example, and changed getSelectedColor(_ sender: UIButton) function as following.
then, run example app on device.
1.move circle thumb to the top of the Big color circle.
2.pressed "select color", you will see the circle thumb position is moved down a little bit.
3.but if you select color is white at the Big color circle's center, will not see the phenomenon.
I guess it's about the color's format(RGB, HSV)
Xcode 8, Swift 3, iPad Mini, iOS 9.1