- Color
Indicates the color of each object in the path
(equivalent to Color in the list) in the box
displayed to the right.
In the example below, the color of PartBody displayed in the global
result area is "green":
-
Opacity
Displays the opacity
value applied to each item in the path (equivalent to
Opacity in the list). The background color also reflects
the opacity. The lighter the color, the less opaque the object:
- Linetype
Displays the linetype
applied to edges (equivalent to LineType in the
list). The boundary of the box displayed to the right of each
item is drawn according to the associated type as shown by the
following two examples:
- Thickness
Displays the line
thickness (equivalent to Thickness in the list).
When a thickness has been defined, a line is displayed next to
the object along with the corresponding value in millimeters.
The higher the value, the thicker the line:
- Symbol
Displays the symbol used to
represent the object, if any (equivalent to Symbol
in the list):
- Show
Indicates whether an object is displayed in Show
or No Show mode (equivalent to Show in the list).
These two different modes are identified by two different
background colors and two different pictures:
- Pick
Indicates whether an object can be selected or
not (equivalent to Pick in the list). These two
different modes are identified by two different background
colors and two different pictures:
- Layer
Indicates which objects are visible or invisible
(equivalent to Layer in the list). To assign objects
to layers, see Assigning Objects to Layers and to learn how to make objects visible or
invisible, see Using Visualization Filters.
The layer to which each object is assigned is identified by a
different background color and the layer number is displayed
opposite the visibility information:
In the
picture above, no layer number is indicated for the global
result.
- Low Intensity
Indicates whether a
low-intensity color has been applied to an object or not
(equivalent to Low Intensity in the list).
The default low-intensity color is "dark green" but you can
change it in
the Visualization
tab.
When a low-intensity color has been applied, it is displayed in
background. Otherwise, there is no background color and the
state is "Normal":