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EPD.Visualizer Binary Graphic File Object Definition The discipline_attribute_number, group_attribute_number, and object_id_attribute_number are 2-byte integers with a value equal to the value in Table C-2 on page C-3. The attribute_length is a 4-byte integer, and attribute_value is an ASCII string with the length specified by the attribute_length value. The color_attribute is either a symbolic value in which a color name previously defined in the color definition section is used or a literal value in which the actual RGB values are specified. The following is the format for the symbolic color attribute: color_attribute_number symbolic_color_type_number attribute_length attribute_value In this format, the color_attribute_number is a 2-byte integer with a value equal to the value in Table C-3, “Object Attribute Numbers and their Values” on page C-8 and symbolic_color_type_number is a 2-byte integer with a value equal to the value in Table C-4, “Color Type Number and their Values” on page C-10, attribute_length is a 4-byte integer, and attribute_value is a ASCII string specifying a color name previously defined with length specified by the attribute length value. The following is the format for the literal color attribute: color_attribute_number literal_color_type_number red_value green_value blue_value In this format, the color_attribute_number is a 2-byte integer with a value equal to the value in Table C-3, “Object Attribute Numbers and their Values” on page C-8 and the literal color attribute is a 2-byte integer with a value equal to the value in Table C-4, “Color Type Number and their Values” on page C-10, and red_value, green_value, and blue_value are 4-byte single-precision floating-point numbers that represent red, green, and blue values (RGB), in that order. Valid RGB values range from 0.0 to 1.0, where 1.0 represents the highest value allowable. EPD.Visualizer User Guide C-9
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