[GRASSLIST:5103] showing only areas in d.vect

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I have a vector coverage of long, narrow polygons (riparian buffers)
that I would like to display only with shaded areas (i.e. no
boundaries). The boundaries essentially obscure the color of many
polygons because they are thin and small. Coloring them white does not
seem to do the trick -- is there a way of either making the
transparent, or not drawing them at all?

Thanks,
Chris

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I have a vector coverage of long, narrow polygons (riparian buffers)
that I would like to display only with shaded areas (i.e. no
boundaries). The boundaries essentially obscure the color of many
polygons because they are thin and small. Coloring them white does not
seem to do the trick -- is there a way of either making the
transparent, or not drawing them at all?

d.vect fcolor=grey color=none

COLOURING:

Using "none" as a color works in most of the better display functions.
ie not d.legend :wink:

e.g. 'd.barscale -m bcolor=none' is nice.

you can also do color=0:128:255 in many display modules to get
many more shades of RED:GREEN:BLUE. values range from 0-255, 0:0:0 is
black and 255:255:255 is white.

Hamish