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Visual styles
Visual styles
nanoCAD allows you to choose the methods (styles) to display the three-dimensional objects in the current viewport.
The basic methods of object display:
The command control styles are represented in the View menu – Visual Style.
Ribbon: View – Viewport Tools – Visual Styles >
2D Wireframe
Menu: View – Visual Style >
2D Wireframe
Toolbar: Visual Style –
Command line: VSCURRENT0, VS0, VS2DW
The objects are represented as transparent. The command displays the objects using lines and curves to represent the boundaries. Raster and OLE objects, linetypes, and lineweights are visible.
Features of 2D Wireframe style
2D Wireframe + Top View + DirectX with disable Force using 3D graphics and spatial index combination ignores 3D-coordinates of drawing. It means that incorrect documents with incorrect Z-coordinates will be displayed and processed fast.
NOTE: Use AUDITGEOMETRY command to repair Z-coordinate in incorrect document.
Point Clouds
Point clouds doesn’t work in 2D Wireframe style. Select Yes before insert cloud:
Ribbon: View – Viewport Tools – Visual Styles >
3D Wireframe
Menu: View – Visual Style >
3D Wireframe
Toolbar: Visual Style –
Command line: VSCURRENT1, VS1, VS3DW
The objects are represented as transparent. The command displays the objects using lines and curves to represent the boundaries. Raster objects are invisible, linetypes, and lineweights are ignored.
Ribbon: View – Viewport Tools – Visual Styles >
3D Hidden
Menu: View – Visual Style >
3D Hidden
Toolbar: Visual Style –
Command line: VSCURRENT2, VS2, VS3DH
The command displays the objects using the 3D wireframe representation and hides the lines representing the back faces.
Ribbon: View – Viewport Tools – Visual Styles >
Flat Shaded
Menu: View – Visual Style >
Flat Shaded
Toolbar: Visual Style –
Command line: VSCURRENT3, VS3, VSFS
Fills the surface with the color which is determined by the color of the object or layer. At the same time, a shadow is superimposed on the surface as if there is a light source in the same position as the observer. Curved surfaces have a multifaceted view.
Ribbon: View – Viewport Tools – Visual Styles >
Gouraud Shaded
Menu: View – Visual Style >
Gouraud Shaded
Toolbar: Visual Style –
Command line: VSCURRENT4, VS4, VSGS
The Gouraud method is used. The surface and color transitions are displayed as smooth. If the object is not assigned a material, it will be shaded in the color of an object or layer.
Ribbon: View – Viewport Tools – Visual Styles >
Flat Shaded with Edges
Menu: View – Visual Style >
Flat Shaded with Edges
Toolbar: Visual Style –
Command line: VSCURRENT5, VS5, VSFSE
The object will have simple filling of the faces and selected edges.
Ribbon: View – Viewport Tools – Visual Styles >
Gouraud Shaded with Edges
Menu: View – Visual Style >
Gouraud Shaded with Edges
Toolbar: Visual Style –
Command line: VSCURRENT6, VS6, VSGSE
In this case Gouraud shading is applied to objects, but the edges of their surfaces are visible.