Creating Colorway Overrides
There are many different override combinations that can be applied. This section demonstrates how to create a colorway override using columns and rows. You can follow these same steps to create an override for any variation combination.
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The use of columns to create overrides is only supported for the colorways variation. To create overrides for other variations, you must use rows.
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Colorway overrides are generally applied for one of two reasons:
• To specify a different color for the given component for each colorway. Colorways may inherit the top-level color. The color control mode of the assigned material determines which colors are available for the colorways on the given component.
• To indicate that the material, supplier, or color varies by colorway.
You can override the color for a colorway using the colorways columns, or through the colorways rows. Colorway overrides are created most easily using the colorways columns.
