Secondary Color
Specify the secondary color of the track in red-green-blue (RGB) format {r,g,b}, including the curly braces. The secondary color is overlaid on the primary color within coding regions.
| • | The letters r,g,b represent real numbers between 0 and 1 and indicate the proportion of red, green, and blue, respectively, in the desired color. |
| • | Alternatively, integers between 0 and 255 can be used to indicate the proportions. |
| • | Several examples of basic colors are shown in the following table. |
|
Color |
In 0/1 format |
In 0/255 format |
|
Black |
{0,0,0} |
{0,0,0} |
|
Pure Red |
{1,0,0} |
{255,0,0} |
|
Pure Green |
{0,1,0} |
{0,255,0} |
|
Pure Blue |
{0,0,1} |
{0,0,255} |
|
Medium Gray |
{0.5,0.5,0.5} |
{128,128,128} |
|
Bright White |
{1,1,1} |
{255,255,255} |
Note: If this field is left blank, the default color is a purple hue with an RGB value of {153,0,255}.
To Specify the Secondary Color:
There are two options:
| 8 | Type the color directly into the Secondary Color field, enclosed in curly braces. Specify the components of red, green, and blue, separated by commas. For example, type {1,0,0} for pure red. |
-OR-
| 8 | Click the button to launch a Choose RGB Value window containing color blocks of the JMP default colors. |
| 8 | Then, click on a color block to load the corresponding RGB value into the Secondary Color field. |
| 8 | If you change your mind and would like to reset the field, click . |