Coloring individual lines
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I have been working on a model of a home we're building for awhile and its fairly complex. I have many components over many layers. I want to lay a red colored line on my "slab" component for use as a control line. How do I make an individual line in a color other than black? Color by material doesn't work as I then lose all of the black edges of all the components I've made - they blend in with the material used to color the particular component. I simply want to draw a line on my model and have that line be red (or any other color).
Thanks in advance!
Bob
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@bobrsta said:
I have been working on a model of a home we're building for awhile and its fairly complex. I have many components over many layers. I want to lay a red colored line on my "slab" component for use as a control line. How do I make an individual line in a color other than black? Color by material doesn't work as I then lose all of the black edges of all the components I've made - they blend in with the material used to color the particular component. I simply want to draw a line on my model and have that line be red (or any other color).
Thanks in advance!
Bob
I would suggest using TIG's 2D Tools plugin. You can control the color and style of the line.
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It is very easy to use and has good documentation.
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or color edges by C Plassais!

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Or you can just do it with the native Paint Bucket tool. No plugin required. Set the edge color to By Material.

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