This thread was 2009. It's 2014 and still nothing! I wish Maya had a opacity control to the viewport XRay, but in all these years, no one at Autodesk had this brilliant idea - or paid attention to dozens of users asking that. Shame.
Keeping it alive. Using Maya 2017, is there a way to adjust the opacity level of x ray mode?
No, but as a workaround you could enable "Use default material" under the Shading menu, and adjust the default material transparency to your liking.
Thanks for the advice. I actually stumbled upon this tip online a little while after this post =P I'm thinking the transparency material trick is a much better "tool" than xray mode itself.
But anyways, thanks for the help!
demathis . . .
I was looking for the same thing, and while looking for the Shading Menu, suggested by pshwayka, I found the Opacity control in the Visual Styles section of the Ribbon, Visualize Tab!!
Exactly what I was looking for - maybe AutoCAD DOES listen.
CFK
hey @fkellogg , where is this located? Don't see this "Visualize Tab" that you mentioned here... Actually looking for the same thing (talking about Maya! You mention Autocad, so just clarifying). I'm following a tutorial and I see that "his" x-ray is much more see-through than mine. So there must be a way to adjust it..
Thanks!
I'm in vanilla AutoCAD 2020.
See attached screen shot, which shows the Visual Styles area of the Visualize tab of the Ribbon.
X-Ray has a slider to adjust the opacity - very cool!
Ahh.. ok! I'm actually using Maya. The original post was for Maya, but then I saw you mentioned AutoCad, so I was just clarifying. Yeah, in Maya there is no such menu. Trying to find if there is a setting like that as well.
Thanks for answering anyway.
I did not realize I was in a Maya thread. Sorry for any misdirected hopefulness.
One would think that a feature available in one Product would be there for another.