Scoring color values
Use these numbers to review the Flag Tone answer after playing the China card.
- HEX
#EE1C25
- RGB
- 238, 28, 37
- HSB
- 357°, 88%, 93%
- HSL
- 357°, 86%, 52%
Nearby colors for replay comparison
#ED2E1C#ED1C43#ED3942#ED000C#C91821Target color for this flag round
After you try the China main field round, compare your guess with the Toon Tone scoring color: #EE1C25, RGB(238, 28, 37), and HSB(357°, 88%, 93%).
This is the color used for scoring inside Flag Tone. Use it as a replay checkpoint rather than as a universal flag specification.
What to notice on the flag
Start with the largest field. Large flag areas are memorable, but they can also make a color feel more saturated in memory.
The target sits in the red family at hue 357°. It is near the red wrap point, where a few degrees can change the color from warmer red to crimson. Saturation is 88% and brightness is 93%, so a close-looking guess can still miss if one slider is off.
Common misses
The most common miss for this main field round is missing the red wrap point by a few degrees. If the color feels close, check hue before moving every control.
Also watch for maxing saturation when the stored answer needs a little softness and darkening the answer too early. Flag colors often look different in memory because nearby fields, bands, or symbols change the contrast.
Memory cues for main field
A short replay plan before you try the China flag card again.
- Lock onto the flag position first: main field.
- Set hue near 357°; it is near the red wrap point, where a few degrees can change the color from warmer red to crimson.
- Keep saturation strong, but do not solve the round with saturation alone.
- Brightness is high, so avoid dimming the color before the hue is set.
