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Ground poly color depiction in ADE

twharrell

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Is there a way to change the color of a ground poly as depicted in ADE? I tried the color buttons inside the editor but those don't seem to do anything to the color of the polygon in the ADE window. Right now, when I have one ground poly on top of another, they are both green so it's impossible to see them both unless I hover my mouse arrow on top of the upper poly layer to reveal its outline. It would be nice to be able to change the colors, no matter what the layer is (so I could have a brown poly on top of a green poly - right now the color changes if, say a poly with layer of 35 is placed on top of a poly with layer of 6).

Todd
 
Todd, that's something I've suggested to Jon for "Phase 2".

In the meantime, if you use larger gaps between levels (e.g., 10, 20, 30 instead of 40,41,42), the color change between layers will be more significant.

Don
 
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