Yes of course. hence blue,green,red being good guesses.
Though yellow coming last seems counter-intuitive and i’ve been programming photo manipulation systems for years.
When I first started with my GF I thought about generating a custom palette but didn’t bother in the end because the default Inkscape palette was pretty well separated for me anyway.
It also means that any videos or screenshots when helping people out look like their system does too.
I don’t think I’ve ever designed anything by hand that used more than 3 cuts and 3 scores so more than enough colours to play with.
So I went with keeping it simple.
I was watching someone else video the other day where they said they always do cuts in blue and scores in red and they were re-ordering in the UI everytime that reminded me to put this up.
Noble, but I’m not going to hobble myself daily for some rando who needs extra handholding that one theoretical time in the future. Chances are if they are that much of a beginner they probably wont even notice the different colors anyway.
Yeah, it’s rare. I’ve had a handful of jobs where it was many steps, but that’s usually when I am doing heavily nested cuts and/or things on multiple materials at the same time so i kind of brought it on myself.