So we've seen how tiny differences in a color can be detected. We've also seen how we can detect hypo colors - colors that have a component that is less than 0. (Average it with white)

How would you detect a hyper color - a color with a component greater than 1?

(Remember you cannot directly "see" hyper colors - 1 is the brightest your monitor will go.)

There are many ways - I'll wait for any of you to figure one out.

Show me with math, and with nodes.

To produce a hyper color, just add white to any ordinary color that isn't black. For example WHITE [1, 1, 1] + RED [1, 0, 0] = [2, 1, 1]

How would you easily see that is not WHITE? I mean really easily. Like you don't even need any extra nodes once you have the color made with a Color_Math:Add(WHITE, RED).

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