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As shown, a red block dropped above a blue block will add a red component to the block.
The block will then have both red and blue components, so it will appear purple. This is
analogus to mixing paint; mix red and blue and you get purple.
The trickyness comes when adding red, for example, to a block that already has a red component.
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As illustrated here, the red component, instead of adding to the block, will cancel the existing red
in the purple block, leaving only a blue component. In a similar manner:
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A white block has no red, blue, or yellow component, so an color added to white simply turns that color,
and a white block dropped on any block does not change its color.
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That's about it, if you're still confused, just play with it until you figure it out. If you have any comments
email holomorph@users.sourceforge.net
You can download mixnmatch from the Sourceforge
Project Page .
Have fun!