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How to increase contrast between a constrained and underconstrained curve in an Inventor sketch?

A - answer If you want to emphasize differences between displaying a fully constrained and underconstrained curve in an Inventor sketch, you can easily change its color in a given color scheme. The sketching colors are customizable.

Display the Application Options dialog and on the Colors tab select the Color scheme you are using in Inventor. Then click the button "Customize schemes" and in your scheme expand the branch Sketch in the "Graphic elements" pane. Then set the requested color hue (by clicking on the large preview color square on the right) for the items "Under constrained curve" and "Fully constrained curve". Save the new setting by clicking OK.

The sketch curve colors are switched automatically by adding the necessary number of constraints.

Inventor2020
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21.5.2019    8171×  
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applies to: Inventor 2020 ·

See also:
Tip 13920:Saving your Inventor model in the presentation color scheme (iLogic).
Tip 13791:Part number from the Frame Generator is not transferred to the Part Number iProperty.
Tip 12326:How to customize your Fusion 360 background color? (any color theme)
Tip 12152:Sketch lines linewidth - how to make Inventor lines thicker for a 4K display?
Tip 10596:Changing colors of the Inventor color schemes (UI).


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