Transparent part

3D Design
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Hello
I have a problem, one of my pieces has become transparent and I don't know how I did it!
Do you have a solution to get back to normal?
Thank you for your help
Cdt
Fred
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Hello:

Check the " Transparency " column of the Treemanager:
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… It is likely that transparency will be activated there.

Otherwise it is possible that it comes from the Material...

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Hello @Maclane,
I checked these 2 points, it's neither!
Fred

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Have you checked this information on the bodies too?
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And delete the display states if there are any...

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I have this:
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It's nice to be transparent though. Very practical to select facies etc :rofl:

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if @coin37coin ,
with the SHIFT key you can easily select them

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Have you checked the transparency of your volume body?

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Edit: I just saw that this is already what @Maclane proposed. So much for me

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Thanks for the tips!

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And this?
(right-click on the component name at the top of the treeManager)...
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I managed to remove the transparent appearance of my part in the assembly, but as soon as I open the part it is transparent!

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To remove any appearances added in the assembly, try:

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(Right-click on the Assembly Name).
This " resets " the displays of all components that could have been modified (in the assembly) including transparencies, colors (Appearances)...
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Be careful not to use " Remove all appearances ", this option will remove all visual changes (material colors) at the room level. (That said, a CTRL+Z allows you to cancel this action (phew!)).

NOTE: My tips from the previous message are to be used at the room level.

=> Also remember to delete all display states if you don't need it.

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That's it, I succeeded, by changing all the appearances of the functions one by one and it works!
I don't know if it's the best method, but hey...
Thanks to @Maclane and @coin37coin for looking!!
good afternoon.
Fred

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