Spinning “hex codes with 0, 85, 170, 255 rgb” gives you a random color from a structured palette where each RGB channel only uses steps of 0, 55 (85 decimal), AA (170 decimal) and FF (255 decimal) to create vibrant combinations like #00AA55 (a green tint) or #0055FF (a bright blue), showing how fixed increments can form a diverse but harmonious set of colors; you could use this wheel as a quick way to pick a limited palette for pixel art or design experiments, and fun fact: these limited RGB steps are reminiscent of web‑safe palettes once used to ensure consistent colors across older monitors.