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Dominant Color

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jopal

Automotive
Dec 5, 2007
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CA
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
 
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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.
 
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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