On 06/16/2011 08:17 PM, Mike Sleger wrote: > I did further testing, and it turns out that any percentage value not evenly > divisible by 20 gets altered. Values evenly distributed by 20 retain their > entered value. Granted, there probably isn't any perceptible difference > between 41.00% and 41.18%, but from an end-user perspective 41.00 should be > 41.00, not 41.18. A user should get the values they specified. >
The other thing to realize from what I was saying was that, if a color value, even CMYK, can only have 256 possibilities, then if we divide 100/255, then the smallest difference there can be from one setting to another is about 0.4% (which is why multiples of 20.0% are possible), so the problem may be in suggesting that tenths of percentages are possible. If the SLA file is where a percentage might be saved, the format has no allowance for saving 30.0%, only what is closest to that. Greg
