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The most accurate way to set brigthness for RGB, is to alway take the max R,G,B value (If you try a colorpicker, you set 150, 43,56, and you change only the hue, you alway have 150 on R, G or B, and brigthness will not change. exemaple : With RGB (0 ,0, 255) you expect a 100% brigth blue so bri = 255 If you take Y you have a wrong very low blue (4,7% brightness).
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The most accurate way to set brigthness for RGB, is to alway take the max R,G,B value (If you try a colorpicker, you set 150, 43,56, and you change only the hue, you alway have 150 on R, G or B, and brigthness will not change.
exemaple : With RGB (0 ,0, 255) you expect a 100% brigth blue so bri = 255
If you take Y you have a wrong very low blue (4,7% brightness).