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Dominant Color

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jopal

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If I have 2 identical surfaces overlayed on top of each other, each a different color, how does catia determine which color will be shown on top or be the dominant color. See pic
 
Hello jopal,

In my experience, when two surfaces overlap, CATIA will mix the two colors with triangles (by tessellation) (see here)... In your case, I think there is a non-zero distance between the two surfaces... try making a section cut in a product...

Hope this helps and best of luck!
Tibi

CATIA V5 R21 – mold tool design engineer
plastics industry
 
i agree with the tesselation, it "sometimes" shows like that. In my example, its the exact same surface copied and pasted on top of itself so there couldnt be a gap.
 
Well, in that case, I have no idea... [neutral]
 
do you think CATIA handles the coloring, or do you think it's the graphics card?
 
i think it is catia.....i've tried it on a couple of systems with different cards with different results.
 
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