Color problem with 4 tangents

Valentino Bocchino shared this problem 3 years ago
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(See screenshot) Tangent g has same color of the other coloured tangents but does not display the same colour.

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In addition to frndmrsl:

All lines have one colour and additionally one thikness and one opacity (in object properties/style). If a line is above another line, the lower line shines through (dependig opacity). This changes the over all color

Solution: Set the black straight lines (f,h,j) to NOT "Show Object" (hidden)

(click on the blue dot at left in the algebra view or use properties/basic: show object)

Comments (8)

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It will be easier if you post your ggb file instead of screenshots

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I see same colour

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Here is the .ggb file...

Files: file.ggb
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Les droites g , i et k sont doublées par les droites f , h et j qui sont de couleur noire .

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I'm sorry but I'm not sure about what you said, could you explain yourself in English?

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At the bottom of each post you can click on "Show translation". Then you will receive the text in your language (Google-English)

Or use the much more better deepL

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In addition to frndmrsl:

All lines have one colour and additionally one thikness and one opacity (in object properties/style). If a line is above another line, the lower line shines through (dependig opacity). This changes the over all color

Solution: Set the black straight lines (f,h,j) to NOT "Show Object" (hidden)

(click on the blue dot at left in the algebra view or use properties/basic: show object)

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In your ggb file , there is lines having same position whith different colors . See in algebra page black lines f , h and j that I have desactivate

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Ok, I finally understood what was going on and I am really sorry because I thought it was a bug. I personally want to thank the users frndmrsl and rami for their patience.

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