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Colors in views

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cjccmc

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Oct 11, 2012
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Is there a way to make different faces of a solid different colors in different saved views? I want the solid to have a single color in all views but then add a view called COATINGS that will show the four final colors of the various faces. Is this possible in NX 6?
 
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Are you talking about views on a Drawing or the views in a multi-view screen layout?

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Views in a multi-view screen layout, staying in Modeling module. We finalize our designs as "model based definition", putting annotations on views as needed, no drawings.
 
Sorry, I know of no way to have the same face be a difference color in different views shown in a multi-view layout. However, if the same view was displayed multiple times as part of a Drawing then it IS possible to edit the color of a face of a model to be different in each of the views.

About the only thing that can be done in a modeling view is to create duplicate objects placed on different layers, assigning them different colors and then using...

Format -> Visible in View...

...to make that various objects visible, based on their layers, in each view so that the desired colors are displayed.



John R. Baker, P.E.
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Siemens PLM Software Inc.
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Siemens PLM:
UG/NX Museum:

To an Engineer, the glass is twice as big as it needs to be.
 
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