Full Intensity → Semi Neutral → Neutral (Derived Primaries + Subtractive Strength)Full Intensity → Semi Neutral → Neutral
    Palette A is built from your chosen primaries (R/Y/B).
    Palette B primaries = mix of A’s adjacent tertiaries around each primary (RV+RO, YO+YG, BG+BV).
    Palette C primaries (your corrected rule) = mixes of A’s Violet/Orange/Green:
    Rᶜ = mix(A Violet, A Orange),
    Bᶜ = mix(A Violet, A Green),
    Yᶜ = mix(A Orange, A Green).
  

  
Primaries (Palette A)
Red Yellow Blue 
Presets

            Pigment-ish set
            
          
Mixing

            Base mode
            
          Subtractive strength70%

            
            Derivation uses 100% subtractive
          
Actions

        Green looks “right” when mixing behaves subtractively. Use the strip below to sanity-check your Y↔B mixtures.
      
Green test strip (mix Yellow ↔ Blue)
Mid mix: —

         Y
         50/50
         B
        
      


  Palette A — Full Intensity
 R
 Y
 B
Palette B — Semi Neutral
 Rᴮ (A RV+RO)
 Yᴮ (A YO+YG)
 Bᴮ (A BG+BV)
Palette C — Neutral
 Rᶜ (A V+O)
 Yᶜ (A O+G)
 Bᶜ (A V+G)

What AI is really all about. This is a tool I’m having made for me with AI. This is the framework. 80 % there?It represents what the chat calls a ‘neutral cascade’.You can change the primaries and it makes the semi neutral and neutral from the 3 primaries.

What AI is really all about.

This is a tool I’m having made for me with AI. This is the framework. 80 % there?
It represents what the chat calls a ‘neutral cascade’.

You can change the primaries and it makes the semi neutral and neutral from the 3 primaries.