You can select a new color for a model or drawing background color, filtered object in a model or drawing, color definitions in browser windows, and animation filters.
Select a color on the Options box
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Select Change Options next to the name of the item you want to change the color of.
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Select a color from the color palette on the Options box to change the color of the selected item.
Select a hue on the color spectrum on the Options dialog box
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Select Change Options next to the model name, drawing name, or filter name you want to change the color of.
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Click More colors on the Options box to open the Options dialog box.
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On the Options dialog box, select a hue from the color spectrum.
Type red, green, and blue (RGB) values on the Options dialog box
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Select Change Options next to the model name, drawing name, or filter name you want to change the color of.
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Click More colors on the Options box to open the Options dialog box.
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On the Options dialog box, type RGB values in the RGB boxes.
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Red (R) values increase or decrease the level of red in the color.
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Green (G) values increase or decrease the level of green in the color.
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Blue (B) values increase or decrease the level of blue in the color.
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Adjust RGB values on the Options dialog box
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Select Change Options next to the model name, drawing name, or filter name you want to change the color of.
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Click More colors on the Options box to open the Options dialog box.
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On the Options dialog box, drag the gray slider in the R, G, or B boxes to adjust the RGB values to your preferred color.
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Red (R) values increase or decrease the level of red in the color.
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Green (G) values increase or decrease the level of green in the color.
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Blue (B) values increase or decrease the level of blue in the color.
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Adjust the color saturation on the Options dialog box
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Select Change Options next to the model name, drawing name, or filter name you want to change the color of.
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Click More Colors on the Options box to open the Options dialog box.
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On the Options dialog box, select a shade in the color matrix to adjust the color saturation to your preferred color.
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The model or drawing name is the first item in the Applied Filters group on the model or drawing Toolbox.
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If you change the color of a model or drawing, the settings apply after a filter is applied to the model.
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If you add a snapshot of a model to an IWP, you can change the background color of the model to white for easier printing. The background color can be changed via the toolbar on the left of the window by expanding the menu and clicking Settings > Background.
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You can also right-click a component in a filtered model or drawing and select Component Options. Then, you can select Color to display a new color for the component.