Joseph Halvarson wrote:
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Not entirely irrelevant to pygame. We do after all need to make textures for objects and backgrounds. Having some kind of understanding of color, or at least being aware of its traps can be useful for that.
For instance if you had a red-green checkerboard for a game and at some point zoomed out so that they were reduced to lots of tiny red and green dots you might wonder why the area appeared to now be yellow. Well, after this discussion you'd now know why. :)
- Miriam