Is it possible to turn off shading while in modeling mode? I’d like to export a screenshot of my model displaying only the edges.
would “Show Hidden Edges” help?
Hi
The only way I know is to go to visualization, make all the bodies transparent, and go back in modeling mode.
Thanks. Your suggestion came pretty close but I need black lines and white surfaces with no shading. Maybe it’ll be a future feature with the added ability to change line weight. Yeah yeah I know. That’s close to Sketchup.
Thanks, my model looked cool but I need it to look like a plain old drawing with no shading on any surfaces.
Why don’t you create a drawing then?
You mean actually draw on paper? That would defeat the purpose of investing in such a great app.
Lol, no, create a drawing in the app:
Oh! Yeah I checked that out but it has limited angles right?
Thanks
If you want a non-standard view, you might be out of luck. I am unaware of any way to save a specific view for use in a drawing. Your only option may be the one suggested earlier. I haven’t tried it, but it sounds like it would work. I think making the bodies transparent will give you a wireframe representation. For the typical “no hidden lines” view, I think the bodies should probably be white.
Being able to save specific views for use in both the model and drawings is a useful feature. Hopefully, this will be added soon.
I used Infinite Painter to trace out a simple thing I made in Shapr3d. This is the look I’m going for.
This would be a great additional function in Screenshot mode.
The closest I’ve managed to get is by changing the materials to white but it isn’t perfect.
It’s fiddly, but a way to save viewpoints is to use an object that you can zoom to. For example, you can position a construction plane in a way that when you double click it, the camera view will be on the object you want to look at. Then you can just hide the plane.
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