Version 13 shedule material colours

Barry Kelly · ‎2009-10-16

Does anyone know how to turn of the material colours in the interactive schedules for version 13?
This was never a problem before.
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Anonymous · ‎2009-10-19

Barry

Apparently it can't be done!
David Shorter from GS Tech Support Aus confirmed it on Friday!

Not cool at all!!

Karl Ottenstein · ‎2009-10-19

Use a Model View Option (MVO) associated with your view for the schedule to determine if it appears shaded or as linework only. See attached screenshot to turn the fills off.

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Anonymous · ‎2009-10-19

I gladly stand corrected on that one!

Thanks Karl!

Barry Kelly · ‎2009-10-20

Thanks Karl.
I never would have got that one.
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Karl Ottenstein · ‎2009-10-20

Glad to have helped. To be honest, at least 3 beta testers reported the behavior you saw as a bug, but were then told of this Model View Option. One person noted at the time that no mention of this behavior was in the reference guide or help. So, pass the word. 😉

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Barry Kelly · ‎2009-10-20

Karl wrote:
Glad to have helped. To be honest, at least 3 beta testers reported the behavior you saw as a bug, but were then told of this Model View Option. One person noted at the time that no mention of this behavior was in the reference guide or help. So, pass the word. 😉

Cheers,
Karl

I'd say bug.
What has the elevation view of an object got to do with the cut fills in Model View Options?
The 3D shaded view / hidden / wire frame option would be a more obvious switch I would think?

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Laszlo Nagy · ‎2009-10-20

I am just theorizing here but maybe the reason they put it in the MVO Dialog is because it gives greater control.
For example, if you choose the Solid Foreground radio button in the MVO Dialog, Door frames and sashes are shaded but not the glass.
If you select the No Fill radio button, nothing is shaded.

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Barry Kelly · ‎2009-10-21

It is a great idea but GS should have created a new MVO setting for it.
Cut fills control isn't very logical.
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Laszlo Nagy · ‎2009-10-21

I agree with that.

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