I don’t usually work with real "blue"prints. I often import drawings as black and while, and then knock out the background using a selective color.
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that’s a cool color 
i’ve tweaked all my colors to ones used in the solarized color scheme
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“Solarized scheme”?
Also, should there be a thread where we can all swap optionsexport files?
I think you’re confusing “blueprints”, with “blue lines”.
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Ah.
I just use a set of 20 contrasting colors I got from an information design blog. This is prettier.
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my first and only “blueprint” machine was one that used a chemical other than ammonia and printed blue lines on a white background. No odor and an eminently readable print!
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I used to like that ammonia smell!
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Yeah…it’ll keep your sinuses clean!
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Neat! Could you post a picture of how everything looks with that setup?
My colors:
My color picker plug-in custom colors, chosen for high contrast working on a dark background:
Eyedropper selection would be handy so you could like pictureframe in an image with the swatches you want to use and pick off them.
WIP has eyedropper already.
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looking at the image there doesn’t seem to be that much of a difference but to me it’s softer on my eyes.
That looks pretty sharp actually. Nice job! I might have to give that a try.
Here is another approach to the Blueprint look: https://wiki.mcneel.com/rhino/6/advanceddisplay#blueprint