Morph colour different in elevation.
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‎2013-02-19
07:08 AM
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‎2023-05-24
07:29 PM
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Rubia Torres
‎2013-02-19
07:08 AM
V12-V27, PC: Ryzen 9 3950X, 64g RAM, RTX5000, Win 11
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‎2013-02-19 11:34 AM
‎2013-02-19
11:34 AM
the kind of 'bug' you describe sounds like a renovation filter / override is to blame. Check status of morphs and display options/filters.
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‎2013-02-19 08:23 PM
‎2013-02-19
08:23 PM
I think I already checked this. In any case I decided I couldn't afford to spend any more time trying to fix it so I deleted them and used slabs instead as the morph shapes were very simple. Thanks.
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‎2013-02-20 11:23 AM
‎2013-02-20
11:23 AM
Maybe its color is overridden by a Mark-Up color.
You could check it in the Mark-UP Palette if this is the case.
Or, if it is a Teamwork file, it is possible to override the color of elements you reserved to be shown with a single color.
Or, if neither of above: is it only the Morph that is red in the Elevation or other elements as well?
You could check it in the Mark-UP Palette if this is the case.
Or, if it is a Teamwork file, it is possible to override the color of elements you reserved to be shown with a single color.
Or, if neither of above: is it only the Morph that is red in the Elevation or other elements as well?
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‎2013-02-20 08:37 PM
‎2013-02-20
08:37 PM
I don't think it was anything to do with markup colours - I don't use the markup palette. It was not a teamwork file either and there were plenty of other objects of the same color and different colors in the elevations. There were also other morphs showing that I had modelled at the same time which were appearing correctly and still are. I think it will remain a mystery unfortunately as I had to use a work around to get the job finished.
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‎2013-05-12 03:00 PM
‎2013-05-12
03:00 PM
Arcadia, it seems to be, at least in my case, something solved in the section settings>model views>uncut elements> and checking vectorial 3d hatching.