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Oh, yes! If that so I may should wrong with that. thank you! you've just telling me about it. But so if it is not a script. Is it a LISP Routine about, right? Am I correct?

 

So what should I do now to fix them? So thus lines where that have need to be corrected? Thx!

 

 

 

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When I insert my action script ("_SOLIDEDIT _FACE _L") to my ACADDOC.LSP. The display menu appears is not popup gui anymore but some menu drop beginning a start with "BY LAYER" option of the first after I selected the face of an object which one I want to put to give the color to there. Why it doesn't more want to shown up the pop up gui the colors menu again ? What is wrong with my script ? This is the script I made. If you mind to let you to see my script and correction it and Please give me a some suggestion ?

 

(defun c:FC ()

(command "SOLIDEDIT" "F" "L")

(princ)

)

 

You really don't need a lisp routine for this. You can apply color to individual faces from your material editor. And by doing it this way, you will have much more control over the colors on your model. You will be able to modify or change the colors by simply adjusting the color of your materials. You can also adjust the transparency, reflectivity, change the color to a texture, apply a bump map, etc. And you can make all of these changes without having to go back and select faces again.

 

With your material editor already open on screen, and materials already created, do the following:

1. Click on your Solid model to select it

2. Hold down the Ctrl key and click on individual faces that you want to color

3. Click on the material in your material editor that you want to apply to the selected faces

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