Hi Franz, so to change the predefined colors that MoI uses at program startup or File > New, get the styles set up how you want and then save out to a .3dm file. Then set that file as the startup template under Options > General > Template file.

When a template file is set, MoI will read the styles from it to use as your default set when you launch MoI or do File > New.

For copying a color to a new style, you can use copy/paste to do that. In the "Edit styles" dialog right-click on the original style which is a shortcut for "Edit", then click on the color swatch to bring up the color picker. Select the text in the "HTML:" field on the color picker since that is the easiest way to get all of r,g,b v color values in one field, then go edit the new style and paste that in to that same field over there.

- Michael

Hello Michael!

Thanks for the explanation, I'll try this. But I'm still very happy now, because apparently moi is also suitable as a "3D wood storage program".

Franz

Hello All!

I don't know if I got that right. I have been personalizing my styles in the template file for some time.
Now I was able to duplicate and copy the colors under a different name:
First rename the style in the edit field, then close the edit field and "Add default styles" again.
So I also get the color of the template file with the original name of the template file again in addition
and have 2 styles with the same color and different name.
So duplicating and renaming style colors works well.

Thanks, Franz