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Re: white outlines on black bricks
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lugnet.cad
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Tue, 27 Mar 2001 18:27:41 GMT
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tim david wrote:
> This is mainly concerned with ML-Cad but I know that L-Draw uses the same
> data and possibly others. Is it possible to change the outline colours of
> black bricks to white so that they show up better. I have a feeling that
> there is a variable because i have seen green bricks with light green (as
> opposed to grey) outlines so so if any one could pointme in the right
> direction I would be grateful
> Thanks, Tim
Actually, for each color, exists a predefined inverse color, for black,
you get a less than black color, wich is actually a grey color.
If you read the LDRAW FAQ, I believe the colors are described there.
NOTE:
It would be common sense, that if you used the invert color in a .DAT
file reference, and if in that referenced file you used another invert
color reference, in the end you would get the same initial color,
because invert(invert(color)) = color, if it worked like logic
NOT(NOT(true)) = true
But that is Not actually the case, so don't use more than one inverted
color reference in the same file reference branch.
This one has been giving me a headhache.
See ya
Rui Martins
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