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What does this mean: 0 < r, g, b, a < 1

Started by May 23, 2015 02:30 PM
10 comments, last by JohnnyCode 9 years, 8 months ago


Where beneath the < a underscore is written.
Which I believe simply means less or equal then.

Emphasis added.

Translated:

There's a line underneath the < character, which, backed by his statements, gives us the following character:

?

Also known as the "less than or equal to" character.

Hello to all my stalkers.

Translated:

There's a line underneath the < character, which, backed by his statements, gives us the following character:

?

omg, yes ! :)

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