Hey
I have a small problem - when I use, for example, the color reddish brown (70,p), there is a white edge line, is it possible to change it in the configuration so that it becomes black?
Many thanks in advance - dkd
(2023-03-29, 16:05)dkd Wrote: [ -> ]Hey
I have a small problem - when I use, for example, the color reddish brown (70,p), there is a white edge line, is it possible to change it in the configuration so that it becomes black?
Many thanks in advance - dkd
Which program are you talking about: LDCad, LDView, LPub, LeoCAD, ...
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(2023-03-30, 9:24)dkd Wrote: [ -> ]ohh ! sorry
lDcad 1,7a 
Yeah, go to (if memory serves) Prefs->LDraw and check “Static edge color”.
It helped !! - There is still a small light line, but that's ok!!
Many thanks - dkd
(2023-04-01, 8:58)dkd Wrote: [ -> ]It helped !! - There is still a small light line, but that's ok!!
Many thanks - dkd
Great! Now you’ll have to decide if you still like how your transparent parts look. (Feature suggestion for Roland, perhaps—exclude transparent parts from this setting?)
Hmm - Yes, thought about it, assume it's the same "problem"
Thanks for quick response !! dkd
(2023-04-01, 11:32)N. W. Perry Wrote: [ -> ]Great! Now you’ll have to decide if you still like how your transparent parts look. (Feature suggestion for Roland, perhaps—exclude transparent parts from this setting?)
The static edge color is changeable trough main.cfg, default:
Code:
staticEdgeCol=0.3 0.3 0.3
Or disable drawing of edges all together (prefs/ldraw/draw edges -> disabled)
Or change just the problem edge color by editing LDConfig.ldr
Separating this option into solid and transparent variants is an interesting idea, i'll put it on the nice to have list.