I recently noticed some issue in Rhino 7 (7.1.20343.9491) when importing Step geometry.
Some objects do not change their colour when selecting “layercolour” as “displaycolour”.
Rhino 7: imported geometry within the same stepfile, they both should be orange as the layer indicates:
Rhino 6 is not affected, after importing the geometry i can change the color according to the layercolour.
Another workaround: Saving the imported geometry (in Rhino 7) as Rhino 6 file and open it again with Rhino 7.
Wow, that is completely weird - first time I have ever seen that on what looks like a normal, valid surface object. The edge color changes with the layer color, but the surface and isocurve color stays cyan. So far I have not been able to figure out why that is happening.
Copy-Pasting them into V6 and then back out from V6 to V7 fixes it… bizarre.
I recently got caught out by this too, with some imported STEP files. As Pascal suggests, in my case at least it was due to per-face colours. There is a command (which escapes me and Rhino isn’t to hand) to remove them.
Hi all,
same behaviour here, same STEP imported geometry, same solution (thanks!) but one question:
would it be possible to add an option to the import dialogue window, to solve this “problem” at its origin?
Thank you really much for hte solution you proposed: I was getting nut with this color thing…
Hi Pascal,
Thanks to you, for opening your request for the “obscure command” checkbox
I must say that, at least for me, that command WAS obscure! And I’m not exactly a beginner with Rhino.
Anyway, once again, this forum and your help taught me something new and solved a problem.
Hello, I am having a similar problem, I imported geometry from SketchUp and now I am not able to change the colors of the layers. When I type “RemovePerFaceColors”, it doesn’t let me select the geometry and doesn’t do anything. What do I do in this case?
@Saakshi_Patel This is a very old topic and your problem seems slightly different from the one we discussed here: maybe you should consider opening a new one!