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Table Of Contents
Access Methods
Button
Command entry: 'setvar for transparent use
List of Prompts
The following prompts are displayed.
Enter variable name or [?] <current>: Enter a variable name, enter ?, or press Enter
Variable Name Specifies the name of the system variable you want to set.
You can also change the value of system variables at the Command prompt
by entering the name of the variable and its new value.
?List Variables Lists all system variables in the drawing and their current
settings.
SHADE
Quick Reference
See also:
Add Simple Shading to 3D Objects
Displays a flat-shaded image of the drawing in the current viewport.
Summary
Hidden lines are removed and a shaded picture of the drawing is displayed.
The SHADE command uses the colors of the object being shaded. Shading is
calculated based on one light source from directly behind the eye. Subsequent
changes to the drawing are not reflected in the shaded object until you use
the SHADE command again.
The shaded image remains in the viewport until the viewport is regenerated.
The shaded image cannot be printed or plotted; however, you can output a
shaded image to a slide using the MSLIDE command.
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