When working in 3D mode, there are no restrictions on the selection of a color in the Show fill window menu.

If you have selected Rendering or Smooth rendering display mode for your drawing, the objects or surfaces are depicted with color rendering. You can change the colors that have been assigned using the Fills window. You can use the entire range of available colors and specify new colors.

To assign a new color, select the object or the area of the drawing to which the new color is to be applied by using the Arrow tool or the object window. Now click the button with the color symbol in the Fills window. Select the desired color from the color list, or create your own CMYK or RGB color mix. The selected color is applied directly to the selected area.

You can use this opportunity to change colors in various ways. For example, you can apply the same color to parts that belong together in extensive assemblies. If you rotate your drawing into a different orientation, you can then easily locate the parts that are in the same color.

The opportunity to export from 3D mode into various formats allows you to color a drawing in line with your own needs and then export it into the desired format. Colored drawings exported into VRML can then be edited further with special rendering software. When exporting into Wavefront, all colors are depicted in a single shade of gray. If you export the drawing into a raster format, a colored graphic, e.g. for a product brochure, is available.