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Editing Part Color and RealView Color

Question asked by Devon Sowell on Jul 18, 2008
Latest reply on Jul 25, 2008 by Devon Sowell

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Hello-

I'd like to see this;

The ability when Editing the Part Color, either using the Standard Color Dialog Box, the FlyOut Apperance Display, or the RealView Color Editor;

By Selecting a Radio Button,Make both colors the same. For example, the Part Color is the same, say Green, when RealView is on and off.

Thanks.

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Jerry Steiger Jul 22, 2008 12:04 AM
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Devon,

I like it! In addition, I would like to have the radio button default to the on position. I don't use RealView very much, but I usually want my colors to be the same whether I'm in RealView or not.
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- Devon Sowell @ Jerry Steiger on Jul 22, 2008 2:57 AM
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  Hi Jerry-
  
  RE:"I usually want my colors to be the same whether I'm in RealView or not."
  
  Me too.
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  - Ben Paprocki @ Devon Sowell on Jul 24, 2008 6:36 PM
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    I completly agree.
    
    We use the Real view graphics to impress our clients, but when we go to switch back to standard, the parts look differnt. It can be frustrating.
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    - Mike Wilson @ Ben Paprocki on Jul 24, 2008 8:32 PM
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      If you guys get a chance, I highly recommend that you try 2009 Beta. You will see improvements...
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      - Mike Wilson @ Mike Wilson on Jul 24, 2008 9:47 PM
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        Oh, one more thing....
        
        This trick might be a good way of synchronizing colors without having RealView enabled (for Office people):
        
        *) Enable PhotoWorks add-in
        *) Edit your toolbars-> Command tab-> 'View' -> drag the 'Edit RealView Appearance' button to an easy to access place (if you don't have it somewhere already)
        
        *) Make sure RealView is disabled
        *) PhotoWorks-> Options-> enable 'Display PhotoWorks appearances in SW OpenGL'
        
        Ha! Now your color button is disabled!! You *must* assimilate and use the new 'Edit RealView Appearance' button.
        
        So why go through all of this trouble? Because now you don't have to enable RealView first, just to be able to use that button. It will also prepare you for.....
        
        the future............ you'll see.
        
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        Devon Sowell @ Mike Wilson on Jul 25, 2008 12:38 PM
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        Hi Mike-
        
        Thanks for the tip.
        
        RE: Beta 2009, you know what I'm working on, I don't have much time for Beta testing!
        
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