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    Posted: 07.Feb.2012 at 15:19
using acad 2012. In previous versions i used regions for identifying walls in models. The benefit of this was in shaded mode. The side would only shade to which the z axis was applied. When viewed from the other side it would appear transparent - enabling the model still to be seen. In this version both sides shade. Does anyone know if a setting is available to make the reverse side transparent.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09.Feb.2012 at 12:26
Could you provide a bit more detail regarding how you are creating your walls?  Thanks.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09.Feb.2012 at 16:06
typically i will have a steel staircase surrounded by walls. In shade mode if the walls were solid then the staircase would not be visible. A good way then is to have walls made from regions. As i have stated, in older versions, the back of regions were transparent so as you rotated the staircase the nearest walls were transparent and the far walls solid. This is a good visual tool. Unfortunately in 2012 both sides of the regions are solid hence the staircase is not visible. Is there a setting to amend this? Draw a region and try it yourself you should understand
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09.Feb.2012 at 18:38
I was not aware of that particular behavior in previous releases.  I have no idea if there is a setting that controls it in 2012.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09.Feb.2012 at 21:10
Look into the use of Xray visual style and/or the use of transparency as it applies to layers and objects.
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