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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Similar to the threads of emoticons.

Post whichever colors you know about.


this is color #00ff00

I'm hoping that is an example.

this is color puce

And please also post something white after your color post - each color example, white between color examples.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Similar to the threads of emoticons.

Post whichever colors you know about.


this is color red
White.
this is color pink
White.
this is color ff8301
White.
this is color ffcc01
White.
this is color ccffee
White.
this is color #00ff00
I'm hoping that is an example.
this is color puce
And please also post something white after your color post - each color example, white between color examples.
this is color green
White.
this is color cyan
White.
this is color 9ac8ff
White.


Org note R O Y G B V

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
In the event OONJ visits this thread:
You seem to have interest in colors. I think you are female, and just turned 75.
I am wondering if you have heard of the 4th Primary Color. And if you have comment about it.

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Originally posted by Oonjerah:

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
In the event OONJ visits this thread:
You seem to have interest in colors. I think you are female, and just turned 75.
I am wondering if you have heard of the 4th Primary Color. And if you have comment about it.

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This is ffff00 ... yellow, no?

I dunno if I could get any more couch potatoee ...
But now that I'm officially olde (75), I'm gonna try. :)
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Originally posted by Oonjerah:

When I was in school, probably in art class, teacher said:
Red, blue & yellow are the 3 primary colors.
Green, orange & purple are the secondary colors : each one made from
2 primary colors.
But to make any of them lighter or darker, we need black & white also.
Black, white & all their shades of gray are said to be color-neutral ... maybe color-less.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:

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Originally posted by Oonjerah:

When I was in school, probably in art class, teacher said:
Red, blue & yellow are the 3 primary colors.
Green, orange & purple are the secondary colors : each one made from
2 primary colors.
But to make any of them lighter or darker, we need black & white also.
Black, white & all their shades of gray are said to be color-neutral ... maybe color-less.

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Those are the 3 Primary Colors defined because they cannot be made by mixing any blend of other colors.
Most humans have light receptors in their eyes for 3 frequencies, which we call red, yellow, blue. Other fauna have different frequency receptors, like frequencies lower than red (infrared) which reveal lesser temperatures (of heat).
All colors that most of us see are a mixture of these 3 colors because those are the only colors we can see. People who have at least one of these 3 colors absent or nonfunctioning are known as color-blind.

The RGB Color Palate uses Red, Green, Blue to emulate the colors of our visible spectrum.
These are the 3 colors known as the primary RGB colors.
Secondary colors are when 2 of the primary RGB colors are added in equal measure, or balance.
Red plus Green produces Yellow.
Green plus Blue produces Cyan.
Red plus Blue produces Magenta
A balanced blend of all 3 Primary Colors produces White.
Same for a balanced mix of all 3 Secondary Colors..
Absence of all colors is black.

In the RGB Color schedule used here, each of the colors Red, Green, Blue are assigned intensity between 0 and 255 (ff).


Most primates have 3 color receptors so are trichromats. Most other placental mammals have 2 color receptors, so are dichromats. Birds and marsupials have 4 color receptors, so are tetrachromats.
It was theorized that some humans could have a 4th color receptor, but they could only be female. Once it was proven such a person existed (the frequency of color was already known within the theory), then this person has a 4th Primary Color which cannot be created by the mixing of any other colors, and which the rest of us are blind to.
I believe this color is in the yellow range of frequency, and is the same as a color that bees detect.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Bumpity over more spam
I have added a few. Including the 5 colors of the Serenity CSTS Logo.

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Testing testing testing.

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Testing testing testing.

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Testing tstestingtn testing.

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Testing test ttestingst testing.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:

Trying to find the color of the default quote text.
"white" is the color of the quote.

White.
this is color 60b9ff
White.
this is color 09e2ff
White.
this is color 84d0ff
White.
should be 87ceeb
White.




White. VV Adding Blue VV

this is color 00ffaa
White.
this is color aqua
this is color cyan
this is color 00ffff
this is color 009999

White.
this is color 0050ff
this is color 0080ff balance 1/2
this is color 005099 balance 1/2
White.
this is color 0099ff
this is color 09e2ff
this is color 16a4c5 - Sky Blue of Equality Now Logo for CSTS
White. VV Adding Red VV

this is color 99ffff
White. VV Subtracting Red and Green VV
this is color bbeeff
White.
this is color 9999cc balance 3/3/4
White.
this is color 84d0ff
this is color 9ac8ff
this is color 60b9ff
this is color 12355b - Navy Blue of Equality Now Logo for CSTS
this is color 8199ff. Does it seem near Royal Blue? Not near others for contrast, maybe Sky Blue.
this is color 8888ff
this is color 4169e1 maybe Royal Blue
this is color 0047ab should be cobalt
this is color 002366 maybe Royal Blue
this is color 5050ff
this is color 3030ff
White.

White. VV Adding Red VV
this is color 5000ff
this is color 0050ff, listed again next to 5000ff due to similar appearance when farther apart
White.
this is color 8000ff balance 1/2
this is color 500099 balance 1/2
this is color 400080 balance 1/2
this is color Indigo
White.

White.


Some colors do not seem to be properly defined or cannot be reconciled by the command interpreter.

this is color walnut (walnut)
this is color mint (mint) should be 3eb489
this is color rose (rose) should be ff007f
this is color lemon (lemon) should be fff700
this is color Pumpkin (Pumpkin) should be ff7518
this is color sky (sky) should be 87ceeb
this is color sapphire should be 0f52ba
this is color rust (rust) should be b7410e
this is color honey (honey)
this is color azure should be 007fff

White.

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Originally posted by 1KIKI:
These are named colors I have found. There seems to be no rhyme or reason as to why these names are interpreted and others aren't - it's just a matter fo programming, I guess. Other names that aren't specifically coded seem to be interpreted as their ASCI hex code into the color hexcode.

named colors

white
black this is named black
grey

red
blue
yellow
purple
green
orange

cyan
aqua
turquoise
teal
skyblue
lightblue
cornflowerblue
royalblue
darkblue

pink
hotpink
magenta
scarlet
crimson
darkred

violet
orchid
plum

darkgreen
puce
pickle
lime
lightgreen

gold
lightyellow

lightgrey
brown

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Originally posted by 1KIKI:
These are named colors I have found. There seems to be no rhyme or reason as to why these names are interpreted and others aren't - it's just a matter fo programming, I guess. Other names that aren't specifically coded seem to be interpreted as their ASCI hex code into the color hexcode.

named colors

white
black this is named black
grey

red
blue
yellow
purple
green
orange

cyan
aqua
turquoise
teal
skyblue
lightblue
cornflowerblue
royalblue
darkblue

pink
hotpink
magenta
scarlet
crimson
darkred

violet
orchid
plum

darkgreen
puce
pickle
lime
lightgreen

gold
lightyellow

lightgrey
brown

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