You can rename objects, create, modify, replace, andĭelete objects, as well as work with components. You can expand orĬollapse the nodes of the tree to view the objects. or Structure tree Display in the Structure panel that shows you each of the objects in your design. Select one or more solids, surfaces, faces, curves, or components in the Design window Area in the user interface that displays your model or assembly. To override the layer color of a solid, surface, face, or curve This allows you to set the color for things you haven't created yet, without using layers and default layer colors. If you change the color when nothing is selected, the color will become the default for new objects.

When you add a Custom Color in the color palette, it is added to the bottom of the menu and it is saved between SpaceClaim sessions. Use the Color tool in the Style ribbon group of the Display tab to override the layer color for solids, surfaces, faces, and curves, or the color of individual faces on a 3D markup slide.

See Changing object transparency to change the transparency of an object. See Working with Layers to change the layer color or move an object to a different layer.

You can modify the color of edges, faces and bodies when selecting an object. By default, all objects are placed on Layer0, which is green. The color of solids, surfaces, and components are normally determined by the layer color however, you can override the layer colors for objects. You are here: Changing your display > Applying a graphics style > Applying colors

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