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Default Shading

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skelkit17
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Default Shading

Hi! When I trying to modelling,  my worksheet looks like this. My modelling is correct. When I choose ''Default Shading'', it looks like this. When working, it is diffucult for me. Can you help me?

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RobH2
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How far from the origin (0,0,0) is the model? If a long way away, move it to the origin and see if it looks better. 


Rob Holmes

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TBeechSJR6K
in reply to: skelkit17

Choose "Facets" instead of "Default Shading". It will give you a similar type of shading, but it's less work for the software. Would that solve your problem?

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CAMedeck
in reply to: skelkit17

To add to RobH2, even if your model is near the origin (0, 0, 0) there may be some elements that are not.  I've encountered this when importing CAD files where a line or block ended up being miles away from the rest of the line work.

Chris Medeck
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