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Granted, I used your script as a base / inspiration for the script, it is quite different from yours although does the same thing. I do apologize for not asking you if I could take your script and overhaul it. However, the last time your script was updated was back in 2015, and while I have used your script for a long time it has become a bit outdated. Therefore, I thought it would fair game to do my own support for the script. My current version of the script has quite a few more features than the original, such as including and balancing drill inventory.
This script generates a color value between the starting color and ending color using interpolation function built into the vrage library.
It technically handles every percent between 0 and 100. I believe there is an exception to that is if you choose 2 colors very close to each other.
an example though not correctly calculated
starting R: 0; G: 255; B: 0
ending R:255; G:0; B:0
currently at 55%
ending color will look something like R: 140.25; G: 140.25; B:0;
for the actual math behind it look at interpolation(LERP) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_interpolation