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non consistent color use in Ortho generation

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snijdam
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non consistent color use in Ortho generation

Dear Users,

 

I am using the Plant design suite ultimate 2014. I have a plant 3D file containing some 3D solids and blocks containing 3D solids. I assigned a color by layer. When I create an ortho view I want to see each color. Plant 3D makes it sometimes all color A and sometimes color B.

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Attila.Vallyon
in reply to: snijdam

Go to project setup

Ortho DWG Settings/Title Block and Display

Setup Title Block

Ortho Settings

there you can assign layers for the specific objects and linetypes.

Or you can check the Use 3D model layers.

Regards,
Attila Vallyon
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snijdam
in reply to: Attila.Vallyon

I already checked the use 3d model color box. The hidden lines are still displayed in white.

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Attila.Vallyon
in reply to: snijdam

Can you assign specific layers to a specific linetypes?

If you can than I dont know what the problem is.

Regards,
Attila Vallyon
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When you create a new ortho drawing, you will create this on the base of a template file. This is by default <project folder>\Orthos\Styles\Default\Ortho - A1 -Color Dependent Plot Styles.dwt. Open this directly and open there the layer manager (command LAYER). The 3D parts will be saved on the layer MISC. You can select here a different color but note that it is not possible to use here the color 'ByLayer' or 'ByBlock'. So you have to define a color for each layer here. In this case let say you set the color for the layer MISC to red. Save the DWT-file. Afterwards for each new ortho-drawing your 3D models will be colored in red. For old ortho-drawings double-click into the viewport, use command layer and set there the colors.

 

Regards

Bernd



Bernd G.

Senior Product Support Specialist


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