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I would like to see all the edges in solid geometry but I see that the color for edges when in wireframe is white which is a terrible contrast for a white background.
I've searched config options under display. I've also searched all the other areas of the Options setup.
This must be easily done, but I have no clue where to find this.
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Ah.
My wireframe follows the color the model is set to. Green solid equals green wireframe.
I don't know off hand if there is a setting for this.
File > Options > System Colors > 'Shaded Edge' at the bottom of the right hand column.
Don,
I do have the Shaded Edge as a reasonable color but when you go into the Wireframe display style it is evident that the edges for all solid geometry are white.
Ah.
My wireframe follows the color the model is set to. Green solid equals green wireframe.
I don't know off hand if there is a setting for this.
This is my mistake. I am using a white colored solid. If I use a different color the wireframe becomes that color.
I would prefer the edges be black, but at least I know I can control what I see.
Though, the thread says the question has been resolved but I feel we should explain in detail.
I faced the similar issue recently. I selected the following steps and it worked 🙂
>> Go to File>Option>Entity Display>Un-check "show colors assigned to model surface". See the snapshot attached.
Hello guys,
I know it's too late, but I just noticed that turning off "Anti-Aliasing" also gives a good edge display in "No Hidden" viewing mode.
Cheers