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undurchsichtigen Texthintergrund eine Farbe zuweisen (Assign a color to an opaque text background)

undurchsichtigen Texthintergrund eine Farbe zuweisen (Assign a color to an opaque text background)

Es wäre hilfreich, wenn man den Hintergrund sowohl von Text als auch Maßtexten auch in eine Farbe zuweisen könnte und nicht nur Transparent oder Undurchsichtig.

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Anonymous
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2017-10-17_13-21-15.jpg

 

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JADAstudio
Collaborator

Since you're also showing tags in the screenshot I'll add the following: It would be great if we could drive the background color of labels with formulas and/or conditional statements.

Anonymous
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Yes, all text / labels / tags should have a changeable back ground colour.  At the end of the day clear documentation is the ultimate goal for all parties.

 

ttourangeau_svn
Enthusiast

What color do you want it to be? Why not set it to transparent?

 

Your post contains very little information so I'm trying to understand what you're asking for

Anonymous
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transparent doesn't work when you have text over lines or geometry. 

Ric_Weber
Advisor

Text, tags, annotation of any sort really.  Basically give the opaque setting a color setting with a transparency option.  

 

In the case of tags or dimensions, give us the ability to set that color by formula.  Somehow, someway.  That would be the icing on the cake. 

 

Also, for our worldwide friends... colour.  So search will find this... I hope. 

 

@kimberly_fuhrman-jones, could you please merge with https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/revit-ideas/change-the-background-colour-of-opaque-text/idi-p/7465404

 

MiWolff
Mentor

Screenshot 2026-05-07 155234.png

 

How about a label that is really two labels? The lower of the two is only a █ text with a style in the desired background colour, the one above gets its style set to transparent. You will have to estimate how many of the ███ letters you need to fit the bill of the original posters sample image.

Susana_Duarte_LMSI
Collaborator

What he is really asking is that masking works not as a white fill background (like it is now), but as a transparent masking that hides other text, lines and symbols and geometry lines, but not the solid fill color of the geometry and/or color schemes etc.

A tiny difference that makes a bit os sense. 

To be less disruptive I would keep the today's masking option and create another one maybe called "Transparent Masking". You would pick no masking, masking or transparent masking in a drop box instead of a on/off button.

While you are at it, remeber the wish for the masking to go until the box limit!

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