INTRODUCTION
Several operations in EnSight require that you select a color. The Color Selector dialog is used throughout the user
interface to provide a powerful and easy-to-use color selection mechanism.
BASIC OPERATION
The selector operates using one of two basic color models: RGB or HSV. The RGB color model specifies color by the
percentage of red, green, and blue and closely mimics the way computers deal with color. The HVS color model
specifies colors as percentages of hue (the actual color with red equal to both 0.0 and 1.0, green equal to 0.33, and
blue equal to 0.66), s a t u r a t io n (the “amount” of color, where 0.0 is white and 1.0 is full), and the value (the brightness,
where 0.0 is black and 1.0 is full). The HSV model is often more intuitive for mixing custom colors. Although HSV is
the default, you can switch to RGB by clicking the RGB toggle button.
The dialog provides four basic methods of selecting colors:
When you have selected a color, click the Apply button to have the selected color applied to the object being edited
(e.g. part, color map level, text, etc.).
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