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November 20, 2001, 12:45 |
what is the meaning of the color of solid in Build
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Hello everyone! I draw some geometry by CFX-Build. The surface,solid in Build shows different color: blue, green, red, peach, or yellow. When I want to create a solid from a surface by the extrude command, it send the message"only the green color surface can be done this process". What does the color of the geometry in Build mean? Can I change a peach solid into green solid?
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November 20, 2001, 14:18 |
Re: what is the meaning of the color of solid in B
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Hi,
As far as I know there two kind of surfaces in CFX-BUILD. Bi-parametric (default color is green) and Trimmed (default color is green)surfaces. If you're intending to work with CFX-4, you must use Bi-parametric surfaces (the green ones) with 4 sides to avoid future meshing problems. In other hand, CFX-5 BUILD works with both kind of surfaces, green and magenta. Take a look at BUILD's manual if you're still in trouble. Regards, cfd guy |
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November 20, 2001, 14:28 |
Re: what is the meaning of the color of solid in B
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There's an error in my phrase. Trimmed surfaces default's color is magenta, not green
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