RGB Touch Screen by XGEM_Gaming

XGEM_Gaming

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12th Nov 2018

20th Jan 2019

--Any one who would like to can work on this project-- An RGB Doodle Board / Touch Screen. INSTRUCTIONS: -Use middle click on the palette on the bottom of the screen -Draw with a brush radius >= 4

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Comments

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  TheLegolas 14th Nov 2018
  both are good, but old is better :)
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  NoVIcE 14th Nov 2018
  Yeah one color type cannot 'merge' into another. Your screen is RGB, additive. That is because you light Green and Blue for example, and it becomes Cyan. But CMYK is used in printers, because mixing inks produces some "subtractive" results. Cyan + Magenta becomes Dark-ish blue. And mixing all together becomes black, instead of white for RGB.
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  NoVIcE 14th Nov 2018
  Old (cts)
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  jasiu2002 14th Nov 2018
  Old, definitely
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  XGEM_Gaming 14th Nov 2018
  Let's take a vote; "Old" for the old one with bigger cells and better color mixing, and "New" for this one with smaller pixels but with set-TPT-to-small-screen-mode-and-stand-way-back color mixing.
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  jacob1 14th Nov 2018
  Yeah it's hard to decide which is better, the old version had better mixing of RGB.
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  TheLegolas 13th Nov 2018
  kazitor: yes there is addidtive color mixing and subtractive color mixing, or however it's called in english
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  kazitor 13th Nov 2018
  Looks like there's some misconceptions aout colour here. Let me assure you, colour is far more complicated than you might think. For instance, RGB and CMYK colour spaces have vastly different gamuts. Also the fact that they represent colours in completely different ways, so neither "merges" into the other.
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  Epiclark 13th Nov 2018
  had to cross my eyes to get the colors to merge
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  XGEM_Gaming 13th Nov 2018
  they merge into eachother