I've found that if I only use the color abbreviations the diagram looks one way. If I add a single quoted html color code, the wire thickness across the entire diagram changes, as well as other minor visual changes
Before
connectors:
MOTORDRIVER:
type: Motor Driver
pinlabels: [12V, GND, 5V, IN1, IN2, IN3, IN4, OUT1, OUT2, OUT3, OUT4]
ESP32:
type: ESP32
pinlabels: [GND, 3V3, USBN, USBP, P4, P33, P34, P47, P48]
cables:
SIGNALMOTORDRIVER:
wirecount: 2
colors: [BU, OG]
type: Jumper Wire
connections:
-
- ESP32: [8, 9]
- SIGNALMOTORDRIVER: [1, 2]
- MOTORDRIVER: [6, 7]
Before output
After
connectors:
MOTORDRIVER:
type: Motor Driver
pinlabels: [12V, GND, 5V, IN1, IN2, IN3, IN4, OUT1, OUT2, OUT3, OUT4]
ESP32:
type: ESP32
pinlabels: [GND, 3V3, USBN, USBP, P4, P33, P34, P47, P48]
cables:
SIGNALMOTORDRIVER:
wirecount: 2
colors: [BU, "#ffcf80"]
type: Jumper Wire
connections:
-
- ESP32: [8, 9]
- SIGNALMOTORDRIVER: [1, 2]
- MOTORDRIVER: [6, 7]
After output
Version
# wireviz --version
WireViz 0.4.1
# python3 --version
Python 3.10.12
I've found that if I only use the color abbreviations the diagram looks one way. If I add a single quoted html color code, the wire thickness across the entire diagram changes, as well as other minor visual changes
Before
Before output
After
After output
Version