In PP3, colours are given by their red–green–blue values (also
called the RGB colour scheme). Every value is between 0
and 1. For example, `1 0 0
' is red, `0 0 1
' is blue,
`0 0 0
' is black and `1 1 1
' is white.
For shades of grey all three values must be the same. So a medium grey
is `0.5 0.5 0.5
'. For further examples have a look at the
following default values.
color background red green blue | Parameter |
Set the background colour of the map to the given colour.
Default: 0 0 0.4 (dark blue) |
color grid red green blue | Parameter |
Set the coordinate grid colour to the given colour.
Default: 0 0.298 0.447 (dark blue-grey) |
color ecliptic red green blue | Parameter |
Set the ecliptic line colour to the given colour.
Default: 1 0 0 (red) |
color boundaries red green blue | Parameter |
Set the ordinary constellation boundaries colour to the given colour.
Default: 0.5 0.5 0 (dark yellow) |
color highlighted_boundaries red green blue | Parameter |
Set the highlighted constellation boundaries colour to the given colour.
See Highlighted constellation.
Default: 1 1 0 (yellow) |
color constellation_lines red green blue | Parameter |
Set the constellation lines colour to the given colour.
Default: 0 1 0 (green) |
color milky_way red green blue | Parameter |
The Milky Way is printed in shades of different colour, representing its
brightness. The darkest areas of the Milky Way get the background
colour, and the brightest the colour that you give here.
The Milky way must be switched on of course in order to savour it, which is not the case by default, see Switching things on or off. Default: 0 0 1 (blue) |
color nebulae red green blue | Parameter |
Set the colour of the nebulae circles to the given colour.
Default: 1 1 1 (white) |
color stars red green blue | Parameter |
Set the colour of all stars to the given colour. Please note that this
only has effect if the switch `colored_stars ' is off, see
Switching things on or off.
Default: 1 1 1 (white) |
color labels red green blue | Parameter |
Set the colour of automatically generated labels to the given colour.
Default: 0 1 1 (cyan) |
color text_labels red green blue | Parameter |
Set the colour of user defined labels to the given colour.
Default: 1 1 0 (yellow) |