AppearanceColor

Returns or modifies an application interface item's color. Colors are represented as RGB colors. An RGB color specifies the relative intensity of red, green, and blue to cause a specific color to be displayed.

Syntax

Rhino.AppearanceColor (intItem [, lngColor])

Parameters

intItem

Required. Number. Item number to either query or modify. The available items are as follows:

Value	Description
0	Viewport background
1	Major grid line
2	Minor grid line
3	X-axis line
4	Y-axis line
5	Selected objects
6	Locked objects
7	New layer
8	Feedback
9	Tracking lines
10	Crosshair
11	Command prompt text
12	Command prompt background
13	Command prompt hover
14	Z-axis line
15	World coordinate icon X-axis
16	World coordinate icon Y-axis
17	World coordinate icon Z-axis
18	Layout settings background
19	Layout
20	Window color 1
21	Window color 2
22	Window color 3
23	Window border
24	Window text
25	Active viewport title
26	Inactive viewport title

lngColor

Optional. Number. The new color value. If omitted, the current item color is returned.

Returns

Number	If a lngColor is not specified, the current item color if successful.
Number	If a lngColor is specified, the previous item color if successful.
Null	If not successful, or on error.

Example

Dim lngOldColor, lngNewColor

lngOldColor = Rhino.AppearanceColor(0)

lngNewColor = Rhino.GetColor(lngOldColor)

If Not IsNull(lngNewColor) Then

Rhino.AppearanceColor 0, lngNewColor

End If

Also See

GetColor