-COLOR — Color (command line)

Sets the color of new objects from the command line.

• Command: -COLOR · Global name: _-COLOR · Alias: -COL

Sets the color of new objects from the command line, like COLOR without the palette. Useful in scripts and AutoLISP.

Usage

1. Enter -COLOR. The program says the current color.

Enter default object color [Truecolor] <BYLAYER>:

2. Type ByLayer, ByBlock, an index number (1 to 255) or a standard name (red, yellow, green, cyan, blue, magenta, white).

Options

• Truecolor (T): a true color, with its red, green and blue components.

True Color (R,G,B):

Notes

• It is the CECOLOR variable. Color books (AutoCAD's Colorbook) are not available.

See also

COLOR · -LWEIGHT · MATCHPROP