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tips:ink_colors [2022/04/16 09:21]
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-=====Exporting with custom ink colors===== 
-The screen stays black-white, but there are tools that allow you to change your colors export in an exported pdf to the colors you want.  
-  * [[https://github.com/peerdavid/remapy/#rendering-and-custom-colors|Remapy]] let's you choose your custom color, depending on the layer you're drawing on 
-  * [[http://www.davisr.me/projects/rcu/|Rcu]] allows you to change your black, gray or white to the color you prefer 
-  * [[https://www.freeremarkabletools.com|Free reMarkable Tools]] allows you to view your gray as red 
  
-====Changing SVG colors==== 
-You can export your pages as svg and edit this (e.g. with a text editor) to replace all added artwork with the fill color of your choice.  
-Each SVG is basically just a text file with markup that describes all the line items in the artwork - and it appears that reMarkable exports the base layer as one segment, and the layer on which you have marked the papers on another grouped layer - but you don't need to worry about that, all you need to do is change its colour. 
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-=== Text editor === 
-You can use an editor like Sublime Text 3 (is free), then go to View > Side Bar > Show Open Files. 
-Then drag all your exported SVGs into that sidebar, thus opening them all in tabs. 
-Now all you have to do is one simple thing to change all the layers colors that you added to each file. 
-Press Ctrl+Shift+F (or Cmd+Shift+F on a Mac) - this does a global find and replace on all open files - enter exactly as below: 
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-<code> 
-Find > fill="#000000" 
-Replace > fill="#ff0000" 
-</code> 
-Here is chosen to use red (#ff0000), but you can change this to any hex color code you want.  
-Then click Replace - you should get a message saying "replace X occurrences across X files" - just click yes! 
-Now go to File > Save All 
-And you're done! All your marked layers are now lovely RED. 
- 
-=== Terminal ===  
-This is faster than doing it manually in a terminal.  
-<code>sed -i 's/#000000/#0000FF/g' file.svg</code> 

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