As you see this is quite disturbing and I tried to tweak the layer properties, but nothing Imported them as obj into TSplines and converted into NURBS. Thanks for your help!
Hannes
As you see this is quite disturbing and I tried to tweak the layer properties, but nothing Imported them as obj into TSplines and converted into NURBS. Thanks for your help!
Hannes
Select the object(s), go to Properties, uncheck the âshow isocurvesâ box. That wonât change the surfaceâs knot distribution of course, just the display. --Mitch
No I like the lines, but they are white and I want to change them into something grey or black. Thanks @Helvetosaur for your quick help on this!
Ah⌠OK. If you want to change them all (surface edges and isocurves), you can just change the objectâs color. Since changing the layer color doesnât change the object color in your case, the object color has already been set to âby objectâ and not âby layerâ.
You can again select the objects and go to Properties, then go to âDisplay colorâ and either choose one of the basic colors or âotherâ to bring up the color picker.
If you are looking to change the surface edges independently from the isocurves, that can only be done by modifying a display mode.
HTH, --Mitch
Mitch itâs only about the Isocurves and lines that are surprisingly rendered white. Default is black as we know. but there is no location to set them back to normal colour. @Helvetosaur
Hi Hannes- what is the display mode in that viewport? Does it have some custom settings?
-Pascal
Sorry @pascal donât have the file anymore. Will post here if I encounter it again. Promised â thanks for your support anyways. H
@pascal this is the file link. If you have a time to check them out. Thanks a lot for getting into this!
www.data.hannesgrebin.com/Tsplines_Export_Test_04.3dm
Hannes
Hi Hannes - I do not yet see why these display in white in the first place, but you can fix the display be selecting all of the objects, changing the display color away from black, and then back to black.
-Pascal