trace with dark background
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‎2010-02-16
05:30 PM
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Rubia Torres
‎2010-02-16
05:30 PM
we find more relaxing for the eyes using a dark background, especially for drawings of large buildings. With the pen sets, it is very easy to switch.
But we always have the problem with trace and reference of object that have a background (pen -1). Instead of being dark, the background fill of the trace has the trace's color and overlap the cut fill. So you loose all fill's information of the trace. It is even more annoying with slab's cover fill that cover all the trace drawing. Even if I turn the Pen Color Adjustment to automatic in the User Preference Schemes, it does not change anything.
Any solution?
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‎2010-02-16 05:32 PM
‎2010-02-16
05:32 PM
no problem with light background
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‎2010-02-18 12:02 AM
‎2010-02-18
12:02 AM
Philippe,
For starters: change your trace color so it does not match your element fill colors.
You can play with density of trace color and also turn trace fills off.
>View >Trace Options >Transparent Fills and Zones. See attached. I prefer going through the second method shown because it brings out a palette where you can change the fill density or just turn trace fills off.
Also you can change the trace fills to original color as opposed to the uniform orange, only you will know if this is better for you.
Snap
For starters: change your trace color so it does not match your element fill colors.
You can play with density of trace color and also turn trace fills off.
>View >Trace Options >Transparent Fills and Zones. See attached. I prefer going through the second method shown because it brings out a palette where you can change the fill density or just turn trace fills off.
Also you can change the trace fills to original color as opposed to the uniform orange, only you will know if this is better for you.
Snap
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‎2010-02-18 06:46 AM
‎2010-02-18
06:46 AM
snapcrackle wrote:this is why a choose orange
Philippe,
For starters: change your trace color so it does not match your element fill colors.
snapcrackle wrote:this is the good one, thanks a lot
>View >Trace Options >Transparent Fills and Zones. See attached.



snapcrackle wrote:well, I tried that but this way, you become confusing with the existing storey.
Also you can change the trace fills to original color as opposed to the uniform orange, only you will know if this is better for you.