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Eco uses the standard system for digital media - RGB. Color mixing in that is not comparable to mixing with either light (where your example would lead to "white") or pigments (where your example would lead to "green").
In Eco we provide the RGB and CYMK base colors for players to mix with:
[White - RGB(255,255,255)]
Red - RGB(255,0,0)
Green - RGB(0,255,0)
Blue - RGB(0,0,255)
Cyan - RGB(0,255,255)
Yellow - RGB(255,255,0)
Magenta - RGB(255,0,255)
Black - RGB(0,0,0)
Green is a primary color in RGB system and hence cannot be mixed, yellow is a secondary color mixed from red and green.
If you mix blue RGB(0,0,255) and yellow RGB(255,255,0) on a rate of 1:1, e.g. 50% each you will get RGB(128,128,128) - which is a sort of grey. That's all correct. This page can help with mixing in RGB system: https://get-color.com/color-mixer/
In Eco we provide the RGB and CYMK base colors for players to mix with:
[White - RGB(255,255,255)]
Red - RGB(255,0,0)
Green - RGB(0,255,0)
Blue - RGB(0,0,255)
Cyan - RGB(0,255,255)
Yellow - RGB(255,255,0)
Magenta - RGB(255,0,255)
Black - RGB(0,0,0)
Green is a primary color in RGB system and hence cannot be mixed, yellow is a secondary color mixed from red and green.
If you mix blue RGB(0,0,255) and yellow RGB(255,255,0) on a rate of 1:1, e.g. 50% each you will get RGB(128,128,128) - which is a sort of grey. That's all correct. This page can help with mixing in RGB system: https://get-color.com/color-mixer/