Hi
Is it possible to disable wireframe for unselected geometry? I just want wireframe to be shown only on the selected geomtry, the others will be shaded but no wireframe overlay.
thanks
Disabling wireframe for unselected geometry?
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Open the viewport display options (hotkey ‘d’ with your mouse in the viewport). Under the Guides and Markers tab, make sure that “Set display options for” is set to “Normal Geometry”. Set “Draw” to “Smooth Shaded”. Now change “Set display options for” to “Selected Geometry”. Uncheck “Same as normal geometry”. Change “Draw” to “Smooth Wire Shaded”.
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Bizarre,
it works for a moment then things get messy if I change those settings multiple times. No idea really.
One other thing is that if I have normal set to smooth, selected set to flat in a fresh Houdini start it works fine, however the second I am in pirimitive mode, I get flat shaded selections but smooth shaded object domain(the selected geometry).
it works for a moment then things get messy if I change those settings multiple times. No idea really.
One other thing is that if I have normal set to smooth, selected set to flat in a fresh Houdini start it works fine, however the second I am in pirimitive mode, I get flat shaded selections but smooth shaded object domain(the selected geometry).
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One other thing is that if I have normal set to smooth, selected set to flat in a fresh Houdini start it works fine, however the second I am in pirimitive mode, I get flat shaded selections but smooth shaded object domain(the selected geometry).
I'm not understanding what you mean. You have “normal set to smooth”, so that means that you want non-selected geometry (ie. non-selected primitives) to be smooth. So the picture you posted is correct.
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I will try to come up with a better screenshot and example