This is probably a simple question how do I change the background to white?
Options>Appearance>Colors… You might also want to modify your grid colors if you use the grid (same place). --Mitch
thanks for the help. The mistake I was making is when you first click on appearance there is a background on thaat page which I had set to white.but I think its refering to text rather than the background of the viewport
That one is setting the background color of the command prompt - the box where the commands and their feedback are printed.
What am I missing here. I changed it to white for one purpose, and now want to change it back to gray, as my client has a bunch of yellow layers that I can barely see. I’m changing background back to gray but it’s still showing white. How did I break it? I even tried restarting in case it needed to reinitialize or something, no luck.
Hello - yeh… the viewport background color set at the application level can be overriden by a display mode - see the Display panel for the current display mode settings…
-Pascal
Ah yes thank you. That, is how I broke it
As of June 19th (2021) and Rhino V7 changing background color from gray to white
view >>> display option >>> rhino options >>> appearance >>> color
Thank you so much omg!!!
I have to make this change regularly. Des someone know how to write a macro for this? (change to white - change to default gray)
ah thanks was trying to work out what I had done
Hi, have you figured out about macro?
Hi -
The easiest would probably be to create a copy of the display mode and use the SetDisplayMode
command to use it in a viewport.
-wim
I write a simple python code:
import Rhino
import System.Drawing
def layout_change(color):
# Get the current appearance settings
appearance_settings = Rhino.ApplicationSettings.AppearanceSettings
# Create a new color using the RGB values
new_color = System.Drawing.Color.FromArgb(color[0], color[1], color[2])
# Set the page view paper color
appearance_settings.PageviewPaperColor = new_color
# Specify the RGB color values (e.g., WHITE)
color_rgb = (255, 255, 255)
layout_change(color_rgb)
I have changed ‘layout’ from grey to white… but for ‘shaded view’ (only) it still only shows grey no matter what ?
what am I doing wrong ? this is a new issue I have never had before btw
edit : seems to be related to using a named view (based on Cplane)
EDIT : PLEASE IGNORE
I realise there was a large element in the background of the model which was shaded and causing the issue