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Just wondering can you change the colours of the 'Component Color Cycling Toggle' ?
The reason for asking is I've ended up having three components together with the same (or visually the same) colours. I've applied appearances to overcome but it's just a bit annoying when the component cycling is a nice environment to use (it should be the default)
Hooray. I didn't know this was possible (cycling the color of individual components vs. alt-shift-n to cycle all). This helped with something I wanted to do:
I wanted a section analysis view of a spindle assembly with the fixed/grounded parts in "cool" colors, and the rotating parts of the spindle in reddish "warm" colors. It was a bit of a hassle having to step through the color palette for each item instead of just picking the color I wanted, but I was able to accomplish my goal and it definitely helped me understand the model better.
It is simple!! Right-click on the component from your browser, you can find the option "Cycle Component Color". Click on that now you can swap the color of the particular component.
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