Applying Colors with SmartPaint

Applying Colors with SmartPaint

[SmartPaint] feature is a feature that allows you to apply colors to parts and faces.


In addition to enhancing the visual appearance to resemble the final product, SmartPaint can also be used to prevent editing errors. For example, by assigning different colors to imported parts, original parts, and externally linked parts, you can easily distinguish between them during editing.


Notes
The color information set with SmartPaint can also be reflected in the projected views of [CAXA] or [Drawing].

Warning
However, if a color is applied to an Intellishape, it will override the color settings applied at the part level.
Therefore, we recommend applying SmartPaint directly to the part to ensure consistent coloring.


Please refer to the video below.

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