import SwiftUI let darkorange = Color(red: 0.835294117647059, green: 0.513725490196078, blue: 0.470588235294118) var body: some View { Rectangle() .foregroundStyle(darkorange) } I wanted Red 213, Green 131, Blue 120 However, with the code above, I got Red 202, Green 135, Blue 123

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never mind I got the same result again :(

also, when I use digital color meter to scan your photo, it gives me 201, 135, 123

I am actually referencing an image and trying to recreate the same color in the image, but do you think I should just ignore it? Thank you for your response to my question, I appreciate it a lot.

oh, thanks

DAMN THATS CRAZY MAN THANKS SO MUCH

No, I want to test if the drawing touches a rectangle. I have a group of red rectangles and blue rectangles, and I want to test if the blue rectangles touched the drawing. the drawing and rectangles are in a ZStack, and the drawing's canvas is set to transparent so it looks like the drawing is done ON to the grid of rectangles. From there, I want to test if the drawing, at ANY point is in contact with one or more of the blue rectangles. Hope this will make me clear.

thx

I am targeting iPadOS since swift playgrounds works on iPad and Mac, but MacOS playgrounds work like iPadOS