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I am trying to do a cutaway view on a drawing I'm working on so I use the sketch tools to define the cutaway area. The sketch lines are light green but I would like them black for visability reasons. I've searched high and low for the color setting but can't find it. Help!
Why do you need the sketch to be in black? When you do the break out view,
the sketch will be consumed and so you won't see it.
Regards,
Chris
wrote in message news:5234119@discussion.autodesk.com...
I am trying to do a cutaway view on a drawing I'm working on so I use the
sketch tools to define the cutaway area. The sketch lines are light green
but I would like them black for visability reasons. I've searched high and
low for the color setting but can't find it. Help!
The green is only displayed in the context of the sketch editing environment
and (like modeling sketches) the green color indicates that the sketch
elements are unconstrained. Once you leave the sketch environment, the
elements are displayed by layer or by a color override (from Properties in
context menu).
Of course, if the end result of this sketch is going to be a breakout
operation, as Chris mentioned, its going to get consumed and displayed as a
model edge anyway.
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Andrew Faix
Product Designer - Inventor Drawing Manager
Autodesk
wrote in message news:5234119@discussion.autodesk.com...
I am trying to do a cutaway view on a drawing I'm working on so I use the
sketch tools to define the cutaway area. The sketch lines are light green
but I would like them black for visability reasons. I've searched high and
low for the color setting but can't find it. Help!
I think hes talking about when hes sketching and cant see what hes doing because the light green is quite close to the cream paper. its not the colour its the contrast that is rubbish
On Wed, 12 Jul 2006 13:36:32 +0000, stee <> wrote:
>I think hes talking about when hes sketching and cant see what hes doing because the light green is quite close to the cream paper. its not the colour its the contrast that is rubbish
I have had the same problem before with black or green parts that I
depending on if the line is constrained / unconstrained I can't see a
thing.
I usually change the part back to default color prior to my edit in
that case and change the color back to the real color afterwards.
This is an unsupported, sample application but may work for you.
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Andrew Faix
Product Designer - Inventor Drawing Manager
Autodesk
wrote in message news:5234226@discussion.autodesk.com...
I think hes talking about when hes sketching and cant see what hes doing
because the light green is quite close to the cream paper. its not the
colour its the contrast that is rubbish
unfortunately the colour editor does not work on a 64 bit system. Fatal
error each and every time.
I realy want to adjust some colours that are very hard to see.
I am using Winter Day as the best solution but it is far from ideal.
Finnur P.
"Andrew Faix (Autodesk)" wrote in message
news:5234310@discussion.autodesk.com...
There's a little color scheme application that ships in our SDK samples (R11
only I believe):
This is an unsupported, sample application but may work for you.
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Andrew Faix
Product Designer - Inventor Drawing Manager
Autodesk
wrote in message news:5234226@discussion.autodesk.com...
I think hes talking about when hes sketching and cant see what hes doing
because the light green is quite close to the cream paper. its not the
colour its the contrast that is rubbish
Thanks for your post. I have passed this request to our development team.
Regards,
Joe Burkel
Autodesk Inventor QA
wrote in message news:5234119@discussion.autodesk.com...
I am trying to do a cutaway view on a drawing I'm working on so I use the
sketch tools to define the cutaway area. The sketch lines are light green
but I would like them black for visability reasons. I've searched high and
low for the color setting but can't find it. Help!
It seems as though you have resolved the problem because you asked this question in 2006. I hope all is going well and you are still loving the Autodesk product, Inventor!
Best,
Zion Moss, PhD.- Biological Sciences/ Biomedical Engeneering
Harvard University School Of Medicine
National Research Executive- Pentagon, Washington D.C
