color = colorname;
Specifies the background (fill) color of the image. Possible values are an integer or reserved word (default: 7) specified as an AutoCAD color number or as one of the symbolic names shown in the following table:
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Symbolic names for colors |
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Symbolic name |
Meaning |
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dialog_line |
Current dialog box line color |
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dialog_foreground |
Current dialog box foreground color (for text) |
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dialog_background |
Current dialog box background color |
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graphics_background |
Current background of the AutoCAD graphics screen (usually equivalent to 0) |
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black |
AutoCAD color = 0 (black) (appears light on a black background) |
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red |
AutoCAD color = 1 (red) |
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yellow |
AutoCAD color = 2 (yellow) |
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green |
AutoCAD color = 3 (green) |
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cyan |
AutoCAD color = 4 (cyan) |
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blue |
AutoCAD color = 5 (blue) |
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magenta |
AutoCAD color = 6 (magenta) |
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white graphics_foreground |
AutoCAD color = 7 (white) (appears black on a light background) |
The symbolic names graphics_background and graphics_foreground are provided as alternatives to the names black and white. The use of a specific color can be confusing because the color that is actually displayed varies depending on the current AutoCAD configuration. Also, vectors in slides that you display in an image are often drawn in black or white. If your image tile is blank when you first display it, try changing its color to graphics_background or graphics_foreground.
