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Hi,
Is there any view in Hypermesh called system co-ordinate view in which the full Hypermesh model is Green in color?
Hi, I am not clear about your question. What is your end objective? If you want to change axis label colour in Hypermesh use option panel: colour option You have posted your query in Hyperview. Requesting you to share some pictures what you want? Regards Rahul R
Edited my question.
Do you want to see your Hypemesh model in green colour?
Hi, Is there any view in Hypermesh called system co-ordinate view in which the full Hypermesh model is Green in color?
[quote your post in Hyperworks Scripts also]
you can turn color of comps easily by put them into an assembly and select viewing color 'by assem'
using *colormark comps 1 $color is unneccessary
System collector does not relate to your problems.
And why don't you ask like this: 'How to change color of all comps to red?' - it's really easier to understand than your long post /emoticons/default_biggrin.png' srcset='/emoticons/biggrin@2x.png 2x' title=':D' width='20'>
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