Difference between (2D-/3D-/normal) Wireframe setting
I'm still confused about the dfferent vscurrent settings and their purposes. (check my other question about underlined text display)
My first thought was that 2Dwireframe is the standard for 2D to work in, but when i want to work with displayed transparency this can not show in '2Dwireframe'.
I can make it visivle just like the underlined text, but the ucs icon suggests that 'Wireframe' is for 3D.
Can anyone give me some background on these?
Thanks again
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Hi Hans,
"2D WIreframe" is a vector-based visual style, while "Wireframe" is a rendered visual style - raster-based. This will affect output at plot time, for sure, but it also controls how the image is generated in display space. https://bricsys.com/en-intl/support/#30a=234
I will work to you additional information. More questions welcomed,
Don
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Thanks Don. One can manually choose plotstyle for viewports for plotting. What i would like to use is a vector based display for modelspace to work with transparancy ('true display').0
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@Hans Lammerts
As far as I am aware transparency is displayed in the 2dWireframe visual style. Please test with a drawing created from a default template.0 -
tried it, it doesn't.
I think i have a problem with graphic card (settings), 3Dconfig0 -
I do not understand what you are trying to say with the dwg. The polyline has a transparency of zero.
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O sorry.. But If i turn it into 50 nothing happens0
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Transparency can be set by layer, by block or individually by object and it will display while utilizing a 2Dwireframe visual style.
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Doooo.. i see transparencydisplay was set to 0.
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Aha, another variable. Good to know. Thanks.
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