| Applies To | |||
| Product(s): | ProSteel 3D Professional | ||
| Version(s): | 08.11.11.55 | ||
| Environment: | Windows 7 64 bit | ||
| Area: | Detailing | ||
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| Original Author: | Detlef Hackbarth, Bentley Technical Support Group | ||
Background
In order to create bicolored isometric view we want to use the ProSteel Partfamilies. Have a look at the result:
Steps to Accomplish
Step 1: Assigning a ProSteel Partfamily
Isolate the parts you want to assign to a Partfamily by the use of the ProSteel Display Classes:
Create and edit a suitable Partfamily:
1) doubleclick in the (first) line
2) define a name (her: New-added)
3) define a color for the model (here: red = 1)
4) define a color for the detail (here: red = 1)
5) assign both - singleparts and groups - to the newcreated family with a appropriate selection.
Your model after assignment with displayclasses first off and then on:
Step 2: Editing the ProSteel Detailstyle
In order to get the preview (from above) you have to edit the detailstyle at:
2D Display/ Common/ Line display "From partfamily"
See Also
External Links
Bentley Technical Support KnowledgeBase
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