Reference guide - Settings

Color settings

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SettingsColor


In this command the Color settings of the different objects or activities can be defined. With the first installation of FASTSUITEEdition 2 all color settings will have a system default value that is stored in a user specific settings file.


The command opens a window with various containers with objects or interactions for which the color can be modified.


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Color settings


3D View background

Sets the global background color of the 3D View. Option to specify a single (solid) color or a top down gradient color scheme between two colors.

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Text

Sets the text color of the 3D Headup display and other text elements.

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Interaction

On mouse over

Sets the appearance of an object when hovering the mouse over that object.

Two options are available to specify the final appearance.

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On selection

Sets the appearance of an object when that object has been selected.

Two options are available to specify the final appearance.

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On active object

Sets the appearance of the active object.

Two options are available to specify the final appearance.

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Geometry

Display

Sets the color of additional objects, such as a point at the mesh vertex, or a circle center.

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Body edge

Sets the color of the edges of the (exact) geometrical bodies.

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Wireframe

Sets the color of the wire-frame based geometry.

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Kinematic skeleton

Driven and synchronous joints

Sets the color of the main kinematic chain.

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Asynchronous joints

Sets the color of the asynchronous (external) kinematic axes.

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Undriven auxiliary joints

Sets the color of the undriven, auxiliary kinematic chain.

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Machine / Robot reach

Sets the color of the geometry that describes the reach of a resource, mostly a robot.

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Connections

Sets the color of the (adapter) connections.

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Reference - target definition

Reference

Sets the color of the reference object when relations are being created, for example at calibration.

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Target

Sets the color of the target object when relations are being created, for example at calibration.

 

Process geometry

Programmed process geometry

Sets the color of the process geometry that has been used for OLP programming.

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Unprogrammed process geometry

Sets the color of the process geometry that has not been used for any OLP program yet.

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Surface outer boundary

Sets the color of the selected boundary of surface process geometry.

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Operation

Sets the color of the operation that is applied on a process geometry.

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Measurement

Sets the color of the measurement result objects.

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Grid

Sets the color of the grid that is used for layout setup.

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Options of On mouse over, On selection and On active object


In the On mouse over, On selection and On active object color settings there are two options that define the final display of that interaction.


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These interactions have a default, non-editable color. This color is applied on the edges of the geometry and several other objects, such as joints and frames.


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On mouse over

On selection

On active object


With the additional two options, the appearance can be enhanced especially for the highlight of geometry. The Mesh option stops the edge-highlight on the geometry and will highlight the tessellation of that geometry. The Faces option will display the faces of the geometry with the defined color.



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Mesh

Faces


The option Disabled is only available in the On mouse over color definition. Obviously, it disables any highlight coloring when the mouse hovers over an object.



Color value


The color value is based upon the RGB color system and can be set in a small interactive area.


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The interactive area includes color picking area on the left, a vertical slider for the color range and three horizontal sliders to modify the individual Red, Green and Blue values. The corresponding decimal values are displayed and also editable in the fields on the right side of the interactive area. The color HEX value is also displayed and editable in the filed below the individual RGB settings.


 


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