Color
Context
- With the Color function, you can arbitrarily modify the colors of the selected nodes.
Function Name | Color | ||
Location | Node Contextual Menu > Properties  | ||
Availability | Modeling Mode | ||
| Validation Mode | |||
Usage
- Properties > Color > Edit Opens the Node Color Editor, which offers several options for defining a color:
- Swatches
- HSV: Hue, Saturation, Value, Transparency
- HSL: Hue, Saturation, Lightness, Transparency
- RGB: Red, Green, Blue, Alpha. You can also enter a color's hex code in the Color Code field.
- CMYK: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black, Alpha
- Pick: Provides an eyedropper feature. Click the large button and hold it, then move your cursor to the area of your screen with the color you wish to pick. A preview window shows the color under the cursor along with its RGB values. Release the mouse button to confirm your selection.
- Palette: Offers two sets of 48 colors each to choose from. These palettes can be defined offline in text files and loaded via
Preferences > Display > Color > Palette, allowing consistent color schemes between Bayesian network models or matching themes from other programs.
- Properties > Color > Random: Assigns a random color to the selected node.
- Properties > Color > Remove: Removes the assigned color and reverts to the default node color (#6B9DFF).