Screen Output

Ulf,
Is there anyway of editing some script or adding to this color list. The colors here are horrible. Using the % only does dithering.

Aug

I am sorry that I missed your question up to now. What are you talking about?

Grüße / Greetings / Groetjes / Salutations,
Ulf Dunkel

Ulf,
Sorry I missed your post too

The sreen output is for the working area. Selecting what color scheme you work with in the background.
try:
Options: Sreen output: Document working background:

How can these colors be edited?

Aug

Hi Aug.
Did you read the relevant notes in the SL Manual? http://man.calamus.net/en/cal/03030a.htm

[quote]In the field "Document window background", you can define the background color of the document window. The edit field "Intensity" defines how intensive the colour should be. We recommend you to not choose a very flashy or dark colour, because the hard contrast to the white document page background could tire your eyes. The option "Automatic" leaves Calamus to set the colour. On black&white screens you will get a 25% grey raster, and on colour screens the background will be set to light grey.[/quote]

Grüße / Greetings / Groetjes / Salutations,
Ulf Dunkel

Ulf, I'm insulted. Of course I know that. I'm the one who pointed you to the controls (lol). My question is how can the color selection be edited? Not how can the colors offered be edited. In other words lets say I want to make a TEAL color rather than CYAN, how can I edit the list available. I realize I can edit the percentage but this is horrible. Dithering is hard on the eyes. So I will suggest that Inverse at least allow a bit more control for eye candy.

I would even suggest allowing a gradient which always has a strong appeal.

Auggy

The sixteen offered [b]TOS GEM system colors[/b] cannot be altered, but only used in percentages. I myself am absolutely satisfied with the automatic (gray) background color, but also e.g. "Light Yellow" 25% absolutely satisfies me.

I really beg your pardon, as I didn't want to insult you in any way. You are the first Calamus user in years who wants other colors here.

Grüße / Greetings / Groetjes / Salutations,
Ulf Dunkel