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Change colors in an assembly 5
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niedzviedz
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I reopend CDF file with notepad, and values was different than values I wrote. So I gave up 
With best regards
Michael
With best regards
Michael
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Hold it,
Is the purpose of this thread to make things visible for your colorblind colleague ?
Then there might be a better solution .
From the documentation.:
"Override the color palette (for color blindness)
* Create a custom CDF file that meets your visual needs. ( See the thread Cowski linked to for possible cdf's)
* In your environment variable file, or windows environment variables, set UGII_OVERRIDE_CDF to the pathname for your custom CDF file."
This will then replace the colors in the part when the part is shown on this computer/ user but it WILL NOT change the part itself.
- The colors are only different when viewed on that computer.
Example :
( No macros, no edits, no extra work.)
Regards,
Tomas
Is the purpose of this thread to make things visible for your colorblind colleague ?
Then there might be a better solution .
From the documentation.:
"Override the color palette (for color blindness)
* Create a custom CDF file that meets your visual needs. ( See the thread Cowski linked to for possible cdf's)
* In your environment variable file, or windows environment variables, set UGII_OVERRIDE_CDF to the pathname for your custom CDF file."
This will then replace the colors in the part when the part is shown on this computer/ user but it WILL NOT change the part itself.
- The colors are only different when viewed on that computer.
Example :
( No macros, no edits, no extra work.)
Regards,
Tomas
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