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Invent Logic | Field Actions | Set Background | IV_Logic_018

In this segment, we explore the "set background color" feature in Invent, which allows you to dynamically change the background color of a field based on variable logic. This can be driven by variables or predefined resource sets, and colors can be specified manually using RGB, CMYK, or spot color values.

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So set background color

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again quite self-explanatory.

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And what it does,
it allows you to actually drive

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the background color of the entire field
that it's associated with.

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A simple example is again,
just driving between two colors.

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You can make it more detailed
as you see fit.

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How we specify those.

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Choose set background color
when we're defining our action.

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After we've chosen one of our fields
and again you have the choice

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of how you choose the color
you want to drive it to.

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You can do it as a variable.

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So it's based on one of the
another variable that you've got present

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within your product.

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Or you can have it as a resource.

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So the same way as we saw with the image,
we can drive from a resource set.

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so a color resource set that we've got
defined in our system already.

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So let's say
we have a, a brand called Resource Set.

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We can drive it that way.

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But with color you can also just manually
specify what the color is as well.

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So if I set that
as cool, the specification

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say select color.

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We can then either specify it as RGB
or we can specify it as Cmyk.

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And we've got the addition addition
of actually specifying

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this as a spot color as well.

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If we wish to do so.

 

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