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In JMP 17, in the Graph Builder, if you click the red triangle and select "Color Setting", there is a link to the color theme settings

From there, if you choose the Continuous or Categorical color them, it takes you to the color settings.  From there you can choose the color theme, and then in the color vision setting choose the appropriate color vision "filter", which will adjust the color theme for that type of color vision.  

 

 

Re: Colorblind-friendly color schemas

JMP should already offer quite a few colorblind-safe(ish) themes. What type of schemas are you looking for?

 

Using JMP's color theme split:

• Sequential (these are generally quite colorblind-safe because they vary in brightness also). Few of these can also be found from JMP https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/viridis/vignettes/intro-to-viridis.html
  • Viridis
  • Cividis
  • Magma
• Diverging (quite many of these are also colorblind-safe)
  • Universal Bad to Good
• Qualitative (colorblind safe palette, JMP 13)
  • Universal (I think this is quite close to Okabe-Ito color theme https://jfly.uni-koeln.de/color/)
• Chromatic
  • I think these aren't colorblind-safe but diverging/continuous can be used to replace them

It is also fairly easy to create simple color themes yourself (of course it is nice if JMP offers them by default), for example IBM theme discussed here Analyse Columns and Enhanced Sankey Plot add-ins for Nordics User Group 

 

I usually use Cividis (custom, as I have reversed colors) for Continuous and Sequential, Universal Bad to Good for bad to good and Universal for Categorical

 

Re: Colorblind-friendly color schemas

Thank you all for the comments. Marking this as acknowledged. 

 

@DNadler do these suggestions satisfy this request, or is there something else you are looking for?