advanced rendering for AutoCAD
RGB Issue
There is a discrepancy between the RGB values in the material dialog and the color picker. The G and the B seem to be interchanged. From the looks of the location of the white indicator bars, it appears that it is the material dialog that is incorrect.
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-Steve
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Permalink Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz on
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Good catch-- that's probably been there forever.
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Not reproducible here-- at least not yet. What build? You may need to describe an exact procedure for reproducing. Attach a material if necessary.
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Permalink Reply by Steve M on
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It happens for me when I change the HSV values on the color picker.
Build 261. 64-bit
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Never mind-- I found it.
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