Try adding /PALETTE= to your commands to set the color palette, for instance yes? fill/palette=rnb2 or yes? fill/palette=rainbow Outside of Ferret, check the environment definitions. > FenvThis lists the environment variables used by Ferret. The variable FER_PALETTE should list a directory which contains the color-palette files. Can you list out the files in that directory, for example, if FER_PALETTE is set to /usr/local/fer_dir/ppl/, can you say
> cat /usr/local/fer_dir/ppl/rainbow.spkIf there were a problem with these definitions, you should be seeing a Ferret error that it can't find or can't open the files, so again, I don't know what is happening.
-Ansley On 6/7/2017 4:39 AM, Gopal Mondal wrote:
Hey ferreter I use the following command: define viewport/x=0:1/y=0:1 v1 yes? define viewport/x=0:1/y=0:1 v2 yes? set view v1; fill/i=1:10/j=1:8 i+j yes? set view v2; fill/nolab/set/i=1:10/j=1:8 i+j yes? ppl axlabp,0,0 yes? ppl pen,0,7 yes? ppl fill No error shown in terminal, but output window is in attached file Please help ...