In a project, we will combine the light of two focus, unfortunately none are pure colours (no R, no G, no B), instead they are:
focus1 =[128,32,64]
focus2=[128,16,32]
Per focus theres a regulator of intensity that goes from 0 to 1
Is itt possible to obtain the color [144,34,68]

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In a project, we will combine the light of two focus, unfortunately none are pure colours (no R, no G, no B), instead they are:
focus1 =[128,32,64]
focus2=[128,16,32]
Per focus theres a regulator of intensity that goes from 0 to 1
Is itt possible to obtain the color [144,34,68]

anonymous · Answer

what is the problem

anonymous · Answer

To find if we can obtain the color stated there at the end

anonymous · Answer

I think this should be worked with vectors, am i wrong?

anonymous · Answer

I don't think your wrong so if you do that what do you think you will get

anonymous · Answer

I dont know how to follow, I figured it could be vectors...

anonymous · Answer

@Nnesha  think you can help with this

anonymous · Answer

@dan815  i would appreciate some idea of how to start working this :(?

anonymous · Answer

hope so, thank you

anonymous · Answer

@nincompoop  please :( some ideas

dan815 · Answer

okay so first look at how color scheles work

dan815 · Answer

schemes*

anonymous · Answer

as in RGB (255,255,255)?

dan815 · Answer

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