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  3. ANSYS SpaceClaim: Trying to combine two solids (originally with different colors) results in some faces of the merged body not changing to the color of the target body. How do I fix this?

ANSYS SpaceClaim: Trying to combine two solids (originally with different colors) results in some faces of the merged body not changing to the color of the target body. How do I fix this?

Tagged: 18, ANSYS SpaceClaim DirectModeler, fluid-dynamics, General, Preprocessing: Geometry
    • June 5, 2023 at 7:05 am
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      Once you have merged the two bodies into a solid, select the solid and go to the Display tab > Color > Remove Face Color Override. This will turn the entire solid to the color of the original target object as you would expect. Or, you could select each remaining face that didn’t change color and go to Color > Remove Color Override.

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