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Anonymous
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Black Background

does anyone know how to change the background colour of the display from white to black. thanks.
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fuzzytnth3
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Options menu / Grids and Background command, double click the Background colour field and pick a colour
AC versions 3.41 to 25 (UKI Full 5005).
Using AC25 5005 UKI FULL
Mac OSX 10.15.7 (19G2021) Mac Pro-2013 32gbRam AMD FirePro D500 3072 MB graphics
Anonymous
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www.autocad.com
http://www.graphisoft.com/resources/how_to_make_archicad_look_like_autocad.html

You can also change that annoying arrow pointer to a large cross-hair via menu/options/preferences/autocad-settings/display

- Stuart
fuzzytnth3
Booster
Silly question but why is a crosshair cursor better than the normal mouse arrow?

All the other graphic apps I use such as Photoshop, Freehand, iMovie, Strata DV and Strata 3d use a normal mouse arrow cursor. I find this much clearer than full window crosshairs which just get in the way.

Let me see my drawing is what I say
AC versions 3.41 to 25 (UKI Full 5005).
Using AC25 5005 UKI FULL
Mac OSX 10.15.7 (19G2021) Mac Pro-2013 32gbRam AMD FirePro D500 3072 MB graphics
Dwight
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Stuart pulls on one of your lower extremities.
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Dwight
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Anonymous
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fuzzytnth3 wrote:
Let me see my drawing is what I say
Actually, try drawing with a black pen on a black background.

Much more soothing on the eyes and this way you don't have to worry about clearing up wall intersections either.

- Stuart

Djordje
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Metin wrote:
does anyone know how to change the background colour of the display from white to black. thanks.

Don't
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Djordje



ArchiCAD since 4.55 ... 1995
HP Omen
Anonymous
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Djorde, why the strong opinion?

(Guess my background color...)
Anonymous
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Djordje wrote:
Don't.
Ted, do you write or draw on black paper?
Difficult to get rid of Autocad habits.

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