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Chapter 3 VGA Drivers
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Installing ADI VGA Drivers,
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Changing Colors
The CustomColors color configuration utility modifies all
customizable AutoCAD colors while running AutoCAD.
CustomColors simulates an AutoCAD screen. At the AutoCAD
drawing editor command line, type
DLDCOLOR
and press <Enter> to edit the color configuration. The DLDCOLOR
menu items are described below.
Item Description
Object Changes the color of any AutoCAD screen object. Select the object whose color
you want to change by highlighting the object via the
→
and
←
keys and pressing
<Enter>. A short description of the object type is displayed at the top of the
screen. After you have selected the object, another highlight box with the physical
colors the video card supports appears at the bottom of the screen. Press
→
and
←
to select the physical color and press <Enter>. The object is redrawn with the
new color. Press <Esc> to return to AutoCAD at any time. Press ? at any time to
display a Help screen.
Drawing Modifies AutoCAD drawing colors 0, 8, and 9. When this option is selected, a
highlight square appears in the drawing color area of the simulated AutoCAD
display. Press
→
,
←
,
↑
, and
↓
to move it. The drawing color display is similar to
the Chroma drawing in AutoCAD. The highlight moves to the 16 physical colors
when you press <Enter>. Press
→
or
←
to select a physical color and press
<Enter>.
Physical Alters the red, green, and blue components of the physical colors. A highlight box
appears in color row at the bottom of the screen. Press
→
or
←
to select a color
and press <Enter>. Three sliders appear near the bottom of the display. The
horizontal position of the slider indicates the relative intensity of the component.
Press
→
or
←
to move the slider for the selected component or type a number
from 0 to 255. Many graphics cards do not support 255 intensities. When you
enter an intensity, Custom Colors changes it to the closest supported intensity.
Press
↑
and
↓
to select the component to alter. As you move the sliders, the hue of
all objects on the display in the same color changes. Press <Enter> to set the RGB
values.
ADIreset Constructs a default ADI color palette as defined in the Autodesk Device Interface
Driver Development Kit.
VGAreset Constructs a default VGA color palette in the first 16 color entries. The remaining
palette colors remain identical to those used for ADI devices.
Load Reloads the color information from DLDCOLOR.DAT from the directory pointed
to by DLDCFG (AutoCAD R11) or the AutoCAD R12 \DRV directory. An error
message appears if DLDCOLOR.DAT is not found. Choose Load to undo an
edited color configuration. Do not accidently delete changes. ADIreset, VGAreset,
or Load deletes any current color changes unless first saved.