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The next color condition I am adapting is Blue Alert. This condition has a confusing research as it is used in different situations. The original Enterprise used a blue condition when entering space dock. The Enterprise-D went to condition blue when life support "failed" on the bridge. Defiant went to condition blue while cloaked. The Voyager used condition blue when the ship landed. A way to view "Blue" is there is a condition track from "Green" to "Blue" to "Yellow" to "Red". Blue appears for special ship conditions that is not "red".

So far, I have the coloring figured out, but I am having some trouble in color matching blue in an RGB scale. If the blue colors seem a little off, I would like to know.

Beyond that, I am still thinking about how the bars would pulse. Again, I consider that the color conditions need more than just a color and a single word to demonstrate the condition. The light bars can allow different pulse patterns that will help designate the color condition when the subject is natively color blind to the color(s). Red already has the moving pulse. I consider Yellow the uniform fading. I have an idea, but I am also considering Black Alert, as the research shows it uses cyan, blue and green mixture.

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The next color condition I am adapting is Blue Alert. This condition has a confusing research as it is used in different situations. The original Enterprise used a blue condition when entering space dock. The Enterprise-D went to condition blue when life support "failed" on the bridge. Defiant went to condition blue while cloaked. The Voyager used condition blue when the ship landed. A way to view "Blue" is there is a condition track from "Green" to "Blue" to "Yellow" to "Red". Blue appears for special ship conditions that is not "red".

So far, I have the coloring figured out, but I am having some trouble in color matching blue in an RGB scale. If the blue colors seem a little off, I would like to know.

Beyond that, I am still thinking about how the bars would pulse. Again, I consider that the color conditions need more than just a color and a single word to demonstrate the condition. The light bars can allow different pulse patterns that will help designate the color condition when the subject is natively color blind to the color(s). Red already has the moving pulse. I consider Yellow the uniform fading. I have an idea, but I am also considering Black Alert, as the research shows it uses cyan, blue and green mixture.