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Re: How do I specify colors not part of MLCAD?
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lugnet.cad.ray, lugnet.cad.mlcad
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Tue, 27 Dec 2005 20:25:13 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.ray, John O'Keefe wrote:
> Thank you for the info Travis. Is there a configuration file or a way I can
> enter all these color values into MLCAD so each time I use it the
> appropriate color names and color numbers are already in the MLCAD color
> picker?
You'll find that many of the colors on that list are already recognized by
MLCad. For instance, if you type 383 in as a color number, and then hit Tab, it
shows Chrome as the color name. Of course, this isn't all that helpful, since
you had to know that chrome was 383 in order to find it in the first place.
MLCad also lets you define colors, and presumably it remembers them after you've
defined them. But once again, you have to know the number in order to use the
color, since it doesn't provide a list of color names that you can look at and
choose from. Also, when you define colors, I think it puts the definitions in
your current model file, but I could be wrong about that.
--Travis
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