blubossa
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after modeling a solid with various futures is it possible to give futures a different color?
Thank you.
Thank you.
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Alberto.E
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hi, I use wildfire 4 and it is not possible, you can color the individual surfaces.
blubossa
Guest
I also have the same version, and coloring the complex solid sun surfaces is a......hi, I use wildfire 4 and it is not possible, you can color the individual surfaces.
dema
Guest
to color all surfaces of a complex piece is not so difficult, just select two surfaces using ctrl then the third one using ctrl + shift should select all surfaces perhaps will miss one of those starting.
tonight I'll give an example
tonight I'll give an example
maxopus
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or just color the part instead of the surfaces, always that this is the need.
dema
Guest
I use coloring the outer surfaces of a fusion then I follow the processing and where take back the color of the part, quini I have the piece in two colors one for the crude and one for the processing. . .
... to stand with the example...
... to stand with the example...
LuPo_81
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with the wf5 they removed the panel with the colors (that in the wf4 it reached going on view-> appearance, or something like that), to color the whole part you go on file->propriety->material-> aspect. Plus they put a button close to the zoom buttons to color individual surfaces. also applies here the principle of surface selection, surface sets, surface loops, etc. even if the selection mechanism is not yet completely clear to me. Can no one explain it accurately?
Alberto.E
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si ma blubossa asked if it was possible to color individual features.. not the whole parts
blubossa
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Exactly. .si ma blubossa asked if it was possible to color individual features.. not the whole parts
in practice, for example, click dx on the feuture then select the option to go to color only the feuture.
simra
Guest
instead of making a solid feature do the surfaces then color the quilt and solidify in removal. . .Exactly. .
in practice, for example, click dx on the feuture then select the option to go to color only the feuture.
k.j.16
Guest
Sorry to intrude, maybe I'm a little late. .
with the wf2 if you go on display-> color and appearance, select "superficial" and go to select the surfaces intent of that feature gives you exactly what was required by blubossa.
I hope that with subsequent releases the functionality has remained!
with the wf2 if you go on display-> color and appearance, select "superficial" and go to select the surfaces intent of that feature gives you exactly what was required by blubossa.
I hope that with subsequent releases the functionality has remained!
mali_fx
Guest
In short, to say it in a few words, on a complicated piece is a real break of c... you have to color one by one!after modeling a solid with various futures is it possible to give futures a different color?
Thank you.
Hi.
stef_design
Guest
I agree... it's a fight:In short, to say it in a few words, on a complicated piece is a real break of c... you have to color one by one!
Hi.
mali_fx
Guest
Italy 1:finger::biggrin:I agree... it's a fight:
Prof.
Guest
if you select the surface of a solid, then press Shift and select the same surface, leaving the Pro-and shift key will select all the surfaces of your solid which then you can color freely.
Bye.
Bye.
blubossa
Guest
I totally confirm............ .I agree... it's a fight:
the question is that it is used pro-e to realize a project of industrial design I find myself with some tens of feutures therefore the possibility to click on one of them and color it is decidedly comfortable -->> see soloworks. . .