Explanation of colours

The colours of values in table in Kaleidoscope, means what this page explain.

• These colours show that each values are high or low.
• I use 7 colours. 2 of them are maximum, minimum. 5 are classes which have same value range.
• If a value is equal to a border, it classified in highter class(without it is minimum).

I don't classify by orders but by values.

The colours are

• Maximum is gold.
• Highest 20% is red.
• Next 20% is dark red.
• Middle 20% is black.
• Next 20% is dark blue.
• Lowest 20%(without minimum) is blue.
• Minimum is bluegreen.

For example, imagine the maximum value is 200 and minimum is 100. If the value is 100, the colour will be bluegreen. The value is higher than 100 and lower than 120, the colour is blue. The value is 120 or higher than 120 and lower than 140, the colur is dark blue. 140 or highr than 140 and lower than 160, black. 160-180, dark red. 180-200, red. And the value is 200, the colour will be gold.

"1." in board-data table is exception. In this column, the lower a value is, the better the performance is. So the classes are upside down.

In the rank of costom parts, A is red, B is dark red, C is black, D is dark blue, and E is blue.

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