R
Rahul
This is more of a design and perception question so not sure what's a good
group to post it on. I'm trying to generate a automated php status page for
user-jobs running on our server-farm. Like so:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/118481/web_colors.jpg
Each server name (eu001-eu261) is associated with exactly one jobnumber.
But some jobs can run across many servers. i.e. number of jobs < number of
servers. Many jobs use multiple servers.
I tried loading a sample of HEX color values but many send up being so
close to each other that often it gives an effect where servers seem to
have the same color when, in fact, they have a different job that just
randomly got assigned a similar color.
Is there a way to get a pallate of 50 or so fairly unique (to perception)
colors?
group to post it on. I'm trying to generate a automated php status page for
user-jobs running on our server-farm. Like so:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/118481/web_colors.jpg
Each server name (eu001-eu261) is associated with exactly one jobnumber.
But some jobs can run across many servers. i.e. number of jobs < number of
servers. Many jobs use multiple servers.
I tried loading a sample of HEX color values but many send up being so
close to each other that often it gives an effect where servers seem to
have the same color when, in fact, they have a different job that just
randomly got assigned a similar color.
Is there a way to get a pallate of 50 or so fairly unique (to perception)
colors?