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use this one if you want the correct complimentary tones [link]
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Then right click on one of the little boxes and click "set color"
apparently you can do it with the "s" key too, but it never works for me.
1 - The one your computer (and all other devices with monitors/screens/projectors/etc.) uses is the primary colours of light which are Red, Green, and Blue. You use these colours to create others when you are manipulating the light being PROJECTED. [link]
2 - The one traditional artists (and other things you do with physical mediums) uses is the primary colours of art which are Cyan, Magenta and Yellow. You use these colours when manipulating the light being REFLECTED from an object. [link]
The one you have been using is from ancient times that many artists used before scientists had time to look at the mathematics behind colour theory and find the true primaries, this unfortunately has endured despite this due to the lack of the people teaching it actually knowing anything about it
BESIDES THATTTTT i like how you color