3 answers

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  William about 1 year ago

  This is a surface model

  1. Step 1

     Right click on the
     Srf1
     then untick translucent
     :)

     

  2. Step 2

     After you have done that
     right click on the face that you want to chance colour and go down to properties and from there you can pick you colour
     :)

     I hope this helps a little
     :)

  1. 
     William about 1 year ago

     Your welcome Dan, glad I could help :)

  2. 
     Dan Reed about 1 year ago

     Thanks a lot William.

• 
  Nuno Felix about 1 year ago

  The other thing you can also do, is thicken the surface, if it is just surfaces.

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  Joseph Neily about 1 year ago

  I frequently run into models, especially *.iges models, with all-surface geometry. I try to specify *.step rather then *. iges whenever possible for this reason. Most of the time, if you import a file and it comes in as a surface body, it means that modeling errors are present. Models should ideally be all solid geometry, with the exception of Cable and Harness wires and segments, which are by definition surface objects.

  1. 
     Dan Reed about 1 year ago

     Thanks Joseph, that is good information. I didn't realise the difference between step and iges before. I will try to do the same.