In a drawing (at least in ProE 2001), you cannot display a component in shade mode, but you an change the color:
Go to Disp Mode -> Member Disp -> Style -> Picked View (or This Sheet or All Views) -> User Color -> Set. Choose your color from the pallete on the screen and hit Done.
> too scared
Starting to sound like John 'the cave man' Hayes. `;^)
I haven't seen WF3. Is it possible to shade discrete
components?
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SteHill,
I've done similar by simply changing the viewed assy
display style to phantom then changing discrete
component display back to Standard. Might try
something like that or change display color to plot
lighter, etc.
Our company headquarters is based in England, but we have design facilities in the US, India and China and they all have controlled access to our server and drawings.
With PRO E not being backwards compatible and with us having thousands of drawings, upgrading without crashing the system would be tricky.
We don't have intralink or any similar system, just write protection on drawings and models that have been released for manufacture.
I was being facetious.
The only people that recommend immediate migration to a
new release are low end re-sellers. What you describe,
though, might keep you at the current release indefinitely.
I have WF3 M040 installed but am not using it yet. I just pulled up an assembly drawing and changed an exploded isometric view display from hidden line to shaded. All the components are shaded with the colors as seen in the assembly. I do not see any way to selectively shade some parts and not others. There is an option under View States for Combined States but there are none in my model and I'm not sure what that functionality would do. May be something that requires Pro/Process or AAX.