Printing white and black fills

The following table shows how fills print out:

	Color number, input value	Background color of workspace set to black	Background color of workspace set to white	Printout
Fill in Architecture	1	white	black	black
Fill in Architecture	16	dark gray	dark gray	dark gray
Fill in Architecture	31	bright gray	bright gray	bright gray
Fill in Draft	1/0 *)	white	not visible	white
Fill in Draft	0/1 *)	not visible	black	black
Fill in Draft	16	dark gray	dark gray	dark gray
Fill in Draft	31	bright gray	bright gray	bright gray
Fill in Paint	RGB 16,16,16	almost black	almost black	black

*) When you change the background color of the workspace from black to white, the color assignment changes accordingly.

Fills in the Architecture module (any number between 1 and 255):

Fills with number 1 always adjust to the background color of the workspace: display on screen is always inverse.
All the other fills print out as they currently appear on screen.
To create elements with white fills (in order to cover other elements, for example), use fill no. 31.

Background colors of patterns/hatching styles behave in the same way.

Fills in the Draft module (any number between 0 and 255):

These fills always print out as they currently appear on screen.
Black or white fills are not visible when the background color of the workspace is set accordingly; however, they appear in printouts.
To edit these fills in Allplan, use fills number 16 or 31 (hardly visible on screen but almost "pure" in printouts).

Fills in the Paint module (any number between 0 and 255 and input based on RGB or CSB values = 16.7 mill. colors):

These fills always print out as they currently appear on screen.
When you enter 16, 16, 16 for the RGB values, fills are almost black in printouts. When the background color is set to black, these fills are also visible on screen.