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Simple Sample and TIPs - WinCC Unified - color palette

Created by: Denilson Pegaia at: 6/5/2024 9:53 AM (0 Replies)

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Denilson Pegaia Diamond Expert Joined: 9/23/2005 Last visit: 1/16/2026 Posts: 4449 Rating: (1487)	Hi, As from TIA V19 up2 it is possible to work with color palettes. This is a simplified solution for Styes, once that is regarding not to all object properties but just to colors. Configuration To create a color palette, use the right side menu > libraries > project libraries > Types > add new type > HMI Style / Color palette > select Color Palette. There you have 500 color to customize: name and color Select the color palette that you will use in runtime by PC/HMI> runtime settings > General > Screen > Color palette to the HMI device The color palette could be set to an object property by system function (SetPropertyValue) using the color name as reference. (i didn't find how to set it in configuration time, any suggestion, please post here) TIP it is also possible to set by script. Like stay in the up2 read me: Referencing a color by name • Button.BackColor = "PaletteColor100"; • Button.BackColor = HMIRuntime.Resources.Colors("PaletteColor100").Name; Referencing a color by index • Button.BackColor = HMIRuntime.Resources.Colors(100).Name; Reading a color value • Button.BackColor = HMIRuntime.Resources.Colors(100).Value; • Button.BackColor = HMIRuntime.Resources.Colors("PaletteColor100").Value; sample project Attachment ColorPalette.zip (509 Downloads)
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