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# Change Building Outline
## Crafting a Dynamic, Color-Transitioning Example
Here's a code snippet that alternates the building outline color every second, cycling through a palette of contrasting colors, it's not the most practical application, but it shows how to achieve it.
You may desire a way to change the stroke color based on user requirements to make the map meet different accessibility requirements.
Changing border color programmatically
```javascript
const colors = ['#E63946', '#F1FA8C', '#A8DADC', '#457B9D'];
// Initialize an index to keep track of the current color
let colorIndex = 0;
// Use setInterval to create a loop that runs every 1000 milliseconds (1 second)
setInterval(() => {
// Set the building outline color to the current color
mapsIndoorsInstance.setBuildingOutlineOptions({strokeColor: colors[colorIndex]});
// Increment the color index, cycling back to 0 if we've reached the end of the colors array
colorIndex = (colorIndex + 1) % colors.length;
}, 1000);
```
### Additional Details
To change the building outline color use the [`strokeColor`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/color_value) property of the [`BuildingOutlineOptions` interface](https://app.mapsindoors.com/mapsindoors/js/sdk/latest/docs/BuildingOutlineOptions.html). This property accepts any color as defined by conventional CSS color values.
See for more information on CSS color values.
To do this in practice, on the MapsIndoors instance, call `setBuildingOutlineOptions` to change the appearance of the building outline.
```javascript
mapsIndoors.setBuildingOutlineOptions({strokeColor: '#3071d9'});
```
## CMS configuration
The building outline design will be taken from the values set through the CMS.
### Overriding the CMS configuration via the SDK
To change the building outline you can use the different properties of the `BuildingOutlineOptions` interface. The properties are the following:
1. `visible` - Controls whether the Building Outline is visible on the map.
* The value should be a Boolean here, so either `true` or `false`.
2. `zoomFrom` - Sets the minimum Zoom Level at which the Building Outline is visible.
* The value should be a number between 1 and 25, with 1 being very far away, and 25 being very close (25 not available for all Solutions). In a general use case, most users will only need values between 15 and 25.
3. `zoomTo`- Sets the maximum Zoom Level at which the Building Outline is visible.
* The value should be a number between 1 and 25, with 1 being very far away, and 25 being very close (25 not available for all Solutions). In a general use case, most users will only need values between 15 and 25.
4. `strokeColor` - Controls the stroke color of the Building Outline.
* This property accepts any color as defined by conventional CSS color values. See for more information on CSS color values.
5. `strokeWeight` - Controls the stroke width (in pixels) of the Building Outline.
* The value should be a number between.
6. `strokeOpacity` - Controls the stroke opacity of the Building Outline.
* The value should be a number between 0 and 1, for example a value of 1 gives 100% opacity, 0.2 gives 20% opacity, etc.
To read more about the `BuildingOutlineOptions` interface see the [reference docs](https://app.mapsindoors.com/mapsindoors/js/sdk/latest/docs/BuildingOutlineOptions.html).
One way to do this in practice, call `setBuildingOutlineOptions` on the MapsIndoors instance, to change the appearance of the building outline.
```javascript
mapsIndoorsInstance.setBuildingOutlineOptions({
visible: true,
zoomFrom: 15,
zoomTo: 20,
strokeColor: '#fcd305',
strokeWeight: 5,
strokeOpacity: 0.8
});
```
Alternatively, you can define the `buildingOutlineOptions` property when creating a new mapsindoors instance.
```javascript
new mapsindoors.MapsIndoors({
mapView: mapView,
buildingOutlineOptions: {
visible: true,
zoomFrom: 15,
zoomTo: 20,
strokeColor: '#fcd305',
strokeWeight: 5,
strokeOpacity: 0.8
}
});
```
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