Table.pnt

[C.Andersson]

Hello.


Inside the table.pnt file you find8 Penswith different thickness, for example: "pen 4 thickness .025 cm ; highlite_color".


My question is: I wounder where i can find WHICH color the highlite_colorgot?
Edited by: C.Andersson

 

[ankarl]

! Pen 1 = white entities (object lines)
! Pen 2 = yellow entities (text, dimensions, cross hatching)
! Pen 3 = gray entities (hidden lines)
! Pen 4 = red entities (can use for drawing border if you change the
! entity color to red in the format file)
! Pen 5 = green entities (sheetmetal)
! Pen 6 = cyan entities (section)
! Pen 7 = dark gray entities (dimmed)
! Pen 8 = blue entities (spline surface grid)

 

[C.Andersson]

! Pen 1 = white entities (object lines)
! Pen 2 = yellow entities (text, dimensions, cross hatching)
! Pen 3 = gray entities (hidden lines)
! Pen 4 = red entities (can use for drawing border if you change the
! entity color to red in the format file)
! Pen 5 = green entities (sheetmetal)
! Pen 6 = cyan entities (section)
! Pen 7 = dark gray entities (dimmed)
! Pen 8 = blue entities (spline surface grid)

Thanks man! But where can i find that type of fact?

 

[C.Andersson]

! Pen 1 = white entities (object lines)
! Pen 2 = yellow entities (text, dimensions, cross hatching)
! Pen 3 = gray entities (hidden lines)
! Pen 4 = red entities (can use for drawing border if you change the
! entity color to red in the format file)
! Pen 5 = green entities (sheetmetal)
! Pen 6 = cyan entities (section)
! Pen 7 = dark gray entities (dimmed)
! Pen 8 = blue entities (spline surface grid)

Thanks man! But where can i find that type of fact? I would like to change the colors...

 

[nitinpatil]

Go to View--Display settings--system colors


click on respective color tabs to change the color you desire.

 

[C.Andersson]

Go to View--Display settings--system colors


click on respective color tabs to change the color you desire.

Ok thanks, but where will my changes get saved?

 

[nitinpatil]

You can save these changes in file with extentions .scl within same system colors window.


Go to file........save


If you want to use this file again & again,


then set variable system_colors_file to your file path in config.pro.

 

[ankarl]

after changing your system colors, save it to file and add "system_colors_file" to your config.pro and set value to your newly created file (full path required)

 

[C.Andersson]

You can save these changes in file with extentions .scl within same system colors window.


Go to file........save


If you want to use this file again & again,


then set variable system_colors_file to your file path in config.pro.

Alright thanks But the colors that are standard in Pro/E W3 must be saved in some .scl file somwhere, correct?