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Turn off paint

john8
Framebuilder
By john8 | 4:46 AM EDT, Fri July 17, 2020
BikeCAD Pro How To Forum

Hi Brent,

How do I turn off the paint scheme so I can see the mitres?

Cheers,

John

Brent
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Brent

5 years 9 months ago

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Displaying miters

You actually don't need to turn off the paint to see the miters. Miter display is controlled with the icon circled below in the Display dialog box.

Be aware that if you use fillets on a joint, then the miter will not display.

Although it's not required, turning off the paint will make miters stand out more. You can turn off the paint by selecting from one of the other display modes described at: bikecad.ca/display_modes.

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john8
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john8

5 years 9 months ago

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In reply to Displaying miters by Brent

Hi Brent,

Hi Brent,

I've tried that and still no joy. This is what I've got

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Brent
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Brent

5 years 9 months ago

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Miters

Could you please send me a copy of your BCAD model?

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5 years 9 months ago

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Fillets and miters

It turns out the confusion here was caused by the fillet feature. I had explained that if you want the contour of the miter to appear, you must turn off the fillets at that joint. In the case above, the fillet size was set to zero which theoretically should mean you don't have a fillet there. However, the image next to the fillet size input fields is actually a toggle button. You must toggle the fillet off, not just set the size to zero.

Fillet toggle

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