How do I: put a 'clamp' on two added numbers.

Hi guys.

As the title suggests, I'm trying to find a way to stop two added values from going over a certain limit within the formula. Something like:

a+b=(not to go over 100)

Is it possible?

I'm basically trying to add RGB values together to create RGB mixes using 'tint'. So if I add:

Red=100,0,0

Blue=0,0,100

I get magenta: 100,0,100.

Further down the line I envisage the numbers being mixed totalling more than 100!

max(a, b [, c...]), min(a, b [, c...]) Calculate maximum or minimum of the given numbers. Any number of parameters can be used as long as there are at least two.

https://www.scirra.com/manual/126/system-expressions

Yeah, I saw that while searching for a solution.

I'll be honest, I didn't understand it completely.

I realised, shortly after posting my question that my game plan probably wont work anyway.

Thinking out loud....

If i add red-100,0,0

to blue-0,0,100

I get magenta.

Theres no other combinations left other than adding green to magenta, giving white.

All values will be 100 and the game technically over.

I wanted to keep combining coloures, creating many different ones!!

What can I do?

You've got a rang of 0 to 100 on each RGB channel, so there's plenty of colour options.

I was thinking the way I've coded it is wrong.