Change the color settings for dimensions, labels, and model background
You can define which color you want to use for dimensions, labels, and background in the model. For example, if you set the background color to black, you may need to adjust the other color settings as well to ensure that the text and dimensions will be visible.
Change the color settings in the Advanced options dialog box by using RGB values on a scale of 0.0 to 1.0. Separate the values with
spaces. For example, the color code for yellow is 1.0 1.0 0.0
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Alternatively, if you wish to change the color settings at one go without using the advanced options, you can use the Background Color Tool, which is available in Tekla Warehouse.
Find RGB values for colors
To find the right RGB values for colors, use, for example, the following tools:
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Background Color Selector tool, which is available in Tekla Warehouse
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Color picker for Tekla Structures tool, which is available in Tekla User Assistance
Change the model background color
Set the background color using a combination of four different advanced options. You can control the color of each corner of the background separately.
Examples
Below are some examples of possible background colors that you can define. The first RGB value refers to the advanced option XS_BACKGROUND_COLOR1, the second value to the advanced option XS_BACKGROUND_COLOR2, and so on.
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Change the color of dimensions, part labels, and bolts
You can define which color you want to use for dimensions, part labels, and bolts that are using the representation option Fast in the model.