Hello
In some rooms the chamfers are grey, it's not an existential problem, but I wonder why!
Does it happen to you too? Do you have an explanation?
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Hello
It must be because the color of your piece is only affected to the outer shell, so when you dig it shows!
Like when you bite into an apple... yes it's noon I'm hungry
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it's not via a reflection and shadows effect
Your chamfers were all made with the tool in the same way?
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Management of appearances when you hold us, in the end if it's gray it's the color of the material?
because if your material is green plastic and the chamfers are gray it's something else
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Agree with @Tomalam.
What does it say if you look at the appearances on the face of your chamfer?
A small print-screen?
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My color is well applied to the room!
On the other hand, I just saw that there are textures applied to certain chamfers or fillets!
The question is why?
@lucas, don't you have a definition of machining programmed somewhere that would give an appearance?
Hello
Wouldn't the appearance be different between the part, the body, the function, the face etc...?
Indeed, there are priorities: the color of the face takes precedence over the function, the function takes precedence over the body, the body over the part. But if the "Chamfer" function is gray, it can also come from the "Ignore function colors" option that is not checked (document options) and therefore it takes the color defined here.
Kind regards
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