Palette update! #3
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Out with the primary + secondary colors, in with the tertiary colors! The tertiary colors look better IMO, and are more consistently visible across both black and white backgrounds.
Regarding wires, we're moving from red and blue wires, and now using orange, sapphire, and lime wires. Adding a third wire makes it easier to wire complicated circuits, and are chosen for the aesthetics. Orange and sapphire are the familiar and attractive 'portal' colors, and 'lime' was chosen as a nod to 'limewire' of the early 2000s.
Tests and many examples are updated alongside the new palette. This also comes with a nifty, pretty new logo!
Have fun.