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Hi, i have a glass railing in front of a window in elevation and i want my glass to be 50% transparant, so you can still see the glass and see the window behind it, Is this possible?
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in what kind of display you want that? in hidden line you cant, so im guessing its in a color type of display
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you change your material sttings for the glass to be 50%. but that is only going to work in a 3d view. you could set your 3d view to front, back, side etc. that way you will see through the glass.
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In the railing family, you could change the visibilty of the railing to be hiden in front elevation then show symbolic lines instead.
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You can over-ride the graphics of the railing element in the view by pre-highlighting it, right clicking and choose over-ride element and select 'transparent'.
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i want it to be in a normal elevation, and in shaded with edges view, tnx for all the replys, but those thing do not get the result i want, i want it to be like 50% transparant so you can see the darker shaded glass railing with the window behind it.
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As a work around, you might try making the glass transparent and adding a transparent filled region (grey) over the opening.
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you change your material sttings for the glass to be 50%. but that is only going to work in a 3d view. you could set your 3d view to front, back, side etc. that way you will see through the glass.
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Brilliant! :D
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or, you could click on the glass (in elevation view) and right-click, override graphics in view, by element, and go to transparncy settings. voila!
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or, you could click on the glass (in elevation view) and right-click, override graphics in view, by element, and go to transparncy settings. voila!
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thanx domek, workef like a charm
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