vestal jasper
I joust noticed that the color mixing in game works based on additive model. Additive model (RGB) is is used for mixing emitted light, e.g. in displays. But for paint mixing the subtractive model (CMY) is used, e.g. in printers.
So basically, in the game right now, we are mixing light emitting substances and not paints.
My question is that are the developers aware of this fact?
kindred tree
yes, you can switch to RYB (the best) colour mode in the settings
vestal jasper
Oh, cool
slate mesa
CMYK is the best. 😁
kindred tree
cmyk is wacky
slate mesa
My printers and the commercial printing industry disagree.
kindred tree
purple and orange though 😍
slate mesa
Meh
real thistle
I‘m glad we just made it a setting 😄
sharp oracle
Also, uh... RGB is what the shape codes are based off of.
slate mesa
I can translate shape codes to CMYK in my head on the fly.
cyan rapids
I can translate shape codes to CMYK in my head on the fly.
I can remember white and black swap. That's it.
sharp oracle
I can remember white and black swap. That's it.
Each color maps to its opposite.
kindred tree
what's the opposite of red? magenta? yellow?
cyan rapids
is it the color that when mixed with produces the tertiary color? so red <-> cyan? if not then idfk
slate mesa
what's the opposite of red? magenta? yellow?
Cyan
slate mesa
is it the color that when mixed with produces the tertiary color? so red <-> cya...
It's the colour not mixed with. Green plus blue make cyan in RGB and magenta plus yellow make red in CMYK.
kindred tree
that makes a lot of sense actually. so then Cc in rgb shows up as Cr in cmy?
slate mesa
Although the game let you mix both ways.
cyan rapids
At least my favorite color doesn't change, right?
(My desktop background is solid color-u)
slate mesa
Blue complimenting yellow is easy to remember. Just try to picture a bluish yellow colour...