(2024-04-02, 21:01)Roland Melkert Wrote: You could hardcode the colour using its rgb values like 0x02RRGGBB (hex) as its colour number. Where the leading 2 is for solid colours, a 3 would make it transparent.
Is there a type 1 line using that literal colour number inside the mpd (or any other currently loaded ldraw file)?
I don't understand how to hardcode it, so I'm going to skip this part now. But let's go to the second situation:
So Magnus said the code will be 402 and ok, I changed it in my LDConfig file, now it looks like this:
Now when I open my 42179 again, the color is missing. I still see the missing color I showed before AND the used reddish orange (coded 1136) is also missing:
42179 missing.png (Size: 44.25 KB / Downloads: 319)
You can see that the ring now looks like dbg/black
However, when I search the color 402 it works - reddish orange is there and I can fix the rings:
42179 402.png (Size: 48.29 KB / Downloads: 319)
Going back to your question about currently loaded file - no, and here is what I see when I open the program again and start the new project. The color 1136 is not here anymore and that's ok, but the mystery missing color is still there. As you can see in my notepad, the only change in the file is the fact that I added the color and then I changed the code from 1136 to 402
missing color.png (Size: 9.91 KB / Downloads: 319)
And if it's important or not, before I started building the set, I removed the auto config file and manually searched the config file with my modification. Everything works excepting the fact I still see that mystery missing color