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My current surface wire-frame color is white. Is there a way to change it back to black? 

Thanks

James

I go to color in the surface properties pane, then "more colors", and type in 100,100,100 in the RBG value boxes. It's not true black but its looks good against a dimmed .pdf background image.

Triangle wireframe colors

When you set the surface shading to No, the wireframe will be the color of the surface.  So when the surface has a color of white and has no for shading, the wireframe will be white, unless the background color is white, then they will be black.

When you set the shading to By surface color, the wireframe will be black.

When you set the shading to By elevation, the wireframe will be black.

When you select a surface, the wireframe will be the color of the highlight color.

Breaklines are shown as red unless the surface color is red then they will be black.

Drapelines are shown as the color of the surface.

Surfaces  created from corridors will have most of the surface controlled by breaklines and drapelines embedded in the surface.  This can cause a mix of colors.

tim

Thanks Tim. I appreciate you response. I'm am use to having the Background & the Surface wire frame be black and my surface color magenta. 

The white wire frame color is throwing me off. I'm running 5.2 at the moment. Did this change a coupe version back?

Thanks

James 

Looks like its the same since 5.00, at least.