The Member, Material, Bolt and Weld Colors window ( Job Settings )
| Settings on this window are read-only . They tell you how this window has been set up for this Job in a full-featured SDS2 program . |
Also see :
- Predefined Colors (defines colors that users of full-featured SDS2 programs can apply)
- Process and Create Solids (when colors are applied)
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To open Member, Material, Bolt and Weld Colors :
Method 1 : Home > Project Settings > Job > Modeling > Member, Material, Bolt and Weld Colors .
Method 2 : In Modeling or the Drawing Editor , choose Settings > Job Settings > Member, Material, Bolt and Weld Colors (classic), or use a keyboard shortcut , or click the icon pictured above.
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Member, Material, Bolt and Weld Colors |
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| Beams: The choice made here sets the default " Color " applied to the beam's main material. | This table sets the default display colors for member main materials, bolts, welds and submaterials when members in Modeling are displayed in any of the three solid forms . |
| Columns: Default main material " Color ." | |
| Vertical braces: Default main material " Color ." | |
| Horizontal braces: Default main material " Color ." | |
| Other members (girts, purlins, miscellaneous): | |
| Materials: Submaterials, stair stringers. | |
| Field bolts: 3D bolts whose " Class " is ' Field '. By default, these bolt different members. | |
| Shop bolts: 3D bolts whose " Class " is ' Shop '. By default, these bolt the same member. | |
Field welds: 3D welds to different members are, by default, set to "  Field weld ."
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Shop welds: 3D welds to the same member are, by default, set to "  Field weld ."
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What is meant by "default" color? The default color is the color applied when members are added in a full-featured SDS2 program such as SDS2 Detailing. The colors of individual materials can be changed by users of the full-featured SDS2 program by selecting a different " Color " on that material's edit window. For bolts, the color can be changed by switching the bolt " Class " from ' Field ' to ' Shop ' or vise-versa. |
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