click the Red, Green, and Blue Sliderish thingies/buttons/switches (they are actually sprites) to change the red, green, and blue saturations to give the result as a graph. I translated my RGB color harmonics 2 project into a Truebasic program, which is MUCH faster and also allows the result to have r, g, and b values. I simply copied the screen, pasted into paint, and cropped it. (27 times) and transported the pictures into the stage as backgrounds. then I had to reorder the background. I made the stage scripts and then made the sliders. enjoy. (this shows part of my science expo)
