View Style in 3D Scene

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T-FLEX CAD supports various styles of displaying 3D models. The selected style is applied to all elements in the current 3D view window. It only affect the visualization method, without affecting the model itself. Each style also has additional options.

A view style is a characteristic of a particular 3D window, and does not depend on the active camera. The same model may be simultaneously displayed in different 3D windows using different styles.

A view style and its options may be selected using the dialog of 3D view parameters or using the view styles drop-down list:

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ViewStyleList40x40

View > 3D Model > View Style

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The list is also accessible via the View toolbar:

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Following styles and options are available in the list:

Render

Call the command:

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Render

View > 3D Model > View Style > Render

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<3VD>

View > Render > Render

After calling the command, a three-dimensional model with the materials assigned to the bodies and the installed light sources will be displayed in the 3D view window.

In addition to material each body as whole and each individual face of a body in the 3D scene has its own color. Colors are not visible in this view style.

 

TypeView1

Shading

Call the command:

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Shading

View > 3D Model > View Style > Shading

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<3VS>

View > Render > Shading

After calling the command, the 3D view window will display a three-dimensional model with shading.

TypeView2

Only this view style represents colors and transparencies of particular faces set in face parameters dialog.

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Wireframe

Call the command:

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FrameImage

View > 3D Model > View Style > Wireframe

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<3VW>

View > Render > Wireframe

You can see the wireframe view style of your model after using this command.

TypeView3

The wireframe view style may also be applied individually to particular bodies. Such bodies will be rendered as wireframe always, regardless of the view style set for the 3D window. The wireframe style can be enabled for a body in its parameters dialog or in parameters dialogs of operations forming the body.

Hidden Line Removal

Call the command:

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HiddenLine

View > 3D Model > View Style > Hidden Line Removal

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<3VH>

View > Render > Hidden Line Removal

After calling the command, the 3D view window will display a three-dimensional model with the removed hidden lines.

TypeView4

Precise Hidden Line Removal

Call the command:

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HiddenLinePrecise

View > 3D Model > View Style > Precise Hidden Line Removal

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<3VZ>

View > Render > Precise Hidden Line Removal

After calling the command, the 3D view window will display a three-dimensional model with precisely removed hidden lines. The difference between this command and the Hidden Line Removal command is that the resulting image is much more accurate.

TypeView4

Show Edges

Call the command:

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ShowEdges

View > 3D Model > View Style > Show Edges

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<3V1>

 

This command is an additional setting for the main view styles. You can only use it with a Render and a Shading. In this mode, all edges are shown.

TypeView1

Show Hidden Edges

Call the command:

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ShowHiddenEdges

View > 3D Model > View Style > Show Hidden Edges

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<3V2>

 

This command is an additional setting for the main view styles. It can only be used in conjunction with a Hidden Line Removal command. In this mode hidden lines become dotted.

TypeView4

TypeView6

Don't show hidden lines

Show hidden lines

Show Outline Edges

Call the command:

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ShowOutlineEdges

View > 3D Model > View Style > Show Outline Edges

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<3V3>

 

This command is an additional setting for the main view styles. In this mode, outline lines are added.

TypeView1

TypeView7

Don't show outline edges

Show outline edges

Semitransparent View

Call the command:

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SemiTransparent

View > 3D Model > View Style > Semitransparent View

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<3VM>

View > Render > Semitransparent View

This command is an additional setting for the main view styles.

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TypeView8

View by default

Semitransparent View

Transparent view style may also be applied individually to particular bodies of the model. But such bodies will be displayed as transparent, only when shading or shading with materials view style is used. The transparency can be enabled for a body in its parameters dialog or in parameters dialogs of operations forming the body.

Moreover, there is a possibility to make transparent the individual faces of bodies. This can be done in the parameters dialog of face. Transparency of faces is also visible only when shading or shading with materials view style is used.