Colormaps define a smooth gradient of colors. Colormaps can be passed into plottable objects that use them (e.g., Colorbar), or they can be instantiated directly so users can access the colors they produce. Viridis and Turbo are typically recommended as the best colormaps to use for scientific data.

var cmap = new ScottPlot.Drawing.Colormaps.Viridis();
(byte r, byte g, byte b) = cmap.GetRGB(123);

Algae

Amp

Balance

Blues

Curl

Deep

Delta

Dense

Diff

Grayscale

GrayscaleR

Greens

Haline

Ice

Inferno

Jet

Magma

Matter

Oxy

Phase

Plasma

Rain

Solar

Speed

Tarn

Tempo

Thermal

Topo

Turbid

Turbo

Viridis