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Domagoj Lukinic
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PROJECT2{2} background color

Hi all,

I do not understand PROJECT2{2}  command...

My main goal is to get a fill from projected 3D surface, however when I assign a background color it does not work... 

What am I doing wrong?

 

 

 

PROJECT2{2} 2,90,32+512,3,0,0,45

 

 

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Domagoj Lukinic
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Hi, 

I forgot to replay on my own post...  

I already solved the problem, my "method" was wrong. I was constantly setting 2 witch is hidden lines (analytic) but I needed to use 3=shading.

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Jarrod Phillips
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Hi @Domagoj Lukinic,

 

Not entirely sure if I am understanding your question, however, if you are looking to add a coloured background fill to your 3D projection, you can do this by setting up a background pen parameter and a fill type parameter and referencing them in the 2D script (see example below).

 

Parameters:

 

gs_fill_type

gs_back_pen

 

 

2D script:
 
set fill gs_fill_type
project2{2} 3, 270, 3 + 32, gs_back_pen
 
 
Hope this helps!
 
Jarrod.
BIM Manager | Graduate of Architecture
Fulton Trotter Architects - Sydney, Australia
Archicad 15 - 27
Domagoj Lukinic
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Hi, 

I forgot to replay on my own post...  

I already solved the problem, my "method" was wrong. I was constantly setting 2 witch is hidden lines (analytic) but I needed to use 3=shading.

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