R, G, B, Colors for ThinPAR

 R, G, B, Colors for ThinPAR

RED                                           .
 RED 100%          255, 0, 0
RED DARK                  204, 0, 0
RED DARK-II               153, 0, 0
RED DARK-III              102, 0, 0
RED DARKEST                51, 0, 0

 ORANGE                                           .
ORANGE 100%      255, 128,  0
ORANGE DARK              204, 102, 0
ORANGE DARK-II           102,  51, 0
ORANGE DARKEST            51,  25, 0

 YELLOW                                           .
YELLOW 100%          255, 255, 0
YELLOW DARK                 204, 204, 0
YELLOW DARK-II              153, 153, 0
YELLOW DARK-III             102, 102, 0
YELLOW DARKEST               51,  51, 0

 GREEN                                           .
GREEN 100%           0, 255, 0
GREEN DARK                  0, 204, 0
GREEN DARK-II               0, 153, 0
GREEN DARK-III              0, 102, 0
GREEN DARKEST               0,  51, 0

 CYAN                                           .
CYAN 100%              0, 255, 255
CYAN DARK                     0, 204, 204
CYAN DARK-II                  0, 153, 153
CYAN DARK-III                 0, 102, 102
CYAN DARKEST                  0,  51,  51

 B/GREEN                                          .
B/GREEN 100%           0, 128, 255
B/GREEN DARK                  0,  76, 153
B/GREEN DARK-II               0,  51, 102
B/GREEN DARKEST               0,  25,  51

 BLUE                                          .
BLUE 100%                 0, 0, 255
BLUE DARK                      0, 0, 204
BLUE DARK-II                   0, 0, 153
BLUE DARK-III                  0, 0, 102
BLUE DARKEST                   0, 0,  51

 PURPLE                                           .

PURPLE  100%                127,  0, 255
PURPLE DARK                        102,  0, 204
PURPLE DARK-II                      76,  0, 153
PURPLE DARK-III                      51, 0, 102
PURPLE DARKEST                       25, 0,  51
                                          .
FUSCIA 100%             255, 0, 255
DARK                           204, 0, 204
DARK-II                        153, 0, 153
DARK-III                       102, 0, 102
DARKEST                         51, 0,  51

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