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Latest revision as of 12:06, 15 October 2014
Shape Overlay Colour
The shape overlay colours are defined in the Shapes section of the file :
C:\Nucoda\2014_1\root\colour.prefs
Two sets of colours are defined : a normal and an alternative set of colours.
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The alternative set are tagged with Alt. You can switch between the normal and alternative colours dynamically by pressing the keyboard p key. |
Example
Shapes { Outline 255 255 255 255 Outer 155 155 155 155 Inner 100 100 100 100 VariableLink 185 185 185 185 OutlineAlt 0 0 0 255 OuterAlt 255 0 0 255 InnerAlt 255 0 255 255 VariableLinkAlt 0 0 255 255 } |
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Be careful editing this file and always create a backup first. |
