MTEXT opaque background color

[Anonymous]

How can I set the background color to opaque using lisp?

I tried using the following to set the offset value, but I don't know what the color code should be to come out opaque:

     (entmod (append ed1 '((90 . 0) (63 . 0) (45 . 1.25) (441 . 0))))

Thanks,

Larry

[hmsilva]

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@Anonymous wrote:

How can I set the background color to opaque using lisp?

I tried using the following to set the offset value, but I don't know what the color code should be to come out opaque:

     (entmod (append ed1 '((90 . 0) (63 . 0) (45 . 1.25) (441 . 0))))

Thanks,

Larry

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Opaque??

To color 255

(entmod (append ed1 '((90 . 1) (63 . 255) (45 . 1.25) (441 . 0))))

to background color

(entmod (append ed1 '((90 . 3) (63 . 256) (45 . 1.25) (441 . 0))))

Hope this helps,
Henrique

[Anonymous]

Thanks Henrique

I guess I should been more clear about what I meant by opaque.

I want to "use drawing background color".

I said opaque because that's what it says when you hover over the chackbox in the background mask dialog box (see attachment)

Both codes you specified gave me a white box around the text, I don't want any color around the text.

Sorry for the confusion

Larry

[hmsilva · Accepted solution]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Thanks Henrique

I guess I should been more clear about what I meant by opaque.

I want to "use drawing background color".

I said opaque because that's what it says when you hover over the chackbox in the background mask dialog box (see attachment)

Both codes you specified gave me a white box around the text, I don't want any color around the text.

Sorry for the confusion

Larry

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Hi Larry,

my second code, should use background color, did you also change dxf 90 to 3 ?

(entmod (append ed1 '((90 . 3) (63 . 256) (45 . 1.25) (441 . 0))))

Henrique

[Anonymous]

My bad, I didn't notice you had changed the value of 90.

So yes, 90 . 3 and 63 . 256 worked perfectly

Thank you

Larry

[hmsilva]

You're welcome, Larry
Glad I could help

Henrique