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# 1 08-06-2005 , 02:03 AM
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How to show wireframe on shaded objects????

I am working on the cartoon dog tutorial and have a small problem. I cannot figure out how to show wireframe on a shaded object. It does not stop me from moving on in the tutorial, but it is frustrating and would be good to know! I'll take any advice you've got!

# 2 08-06-2005 , 06:26 AM
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do you mean like x-ray?
or do you mean not being able to see through the mesh at all, just like a smooth shade with a wireframe overlay?

# 3 08-06-2005 , 06:47 AM
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Look in the "shading" menu of the panel you want wireframes in. Wireframe on shaded should be one of your options.



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# 4 08-06-2005 , 01:10 PM
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Re: ,

Originally posted by Sprite
or do you mean not being able to see through the mesh at all, just like a smooth shade with a wireframe overlay?

Sprite, this is exactly what I am looking for. And I tried what mhcannon said about wireframe on shaded, but nothing changed at all on the object.

Could it be a problem with settings or configuration that does not allow it to show up?

Also, I just checked, and when I right click and go to Isoparms, they do not show up.

I also tried going to EDIT-->NURBS-->Isoparms and nothing shows up unless I click on the object and then I can only see one isoparm at a time!

Overall when I select an object in shaded mode, I cannot even tell it is selected unless I look in the Channel Box.

Thanks to the both of you for all your help so far!

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# 5 08-06-2005 , 01:47 PM
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press 5 to get smooth shaded view then:

in the panel you want it: shading >> shade options >> wireframe on shaded.

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# 6 08-06-2005 , 03:21 PM
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Re: Re: ,

Thank you for all your help, but I think I just got the answer! Things were really acting goofy, so I went under preferences and reset everything to default! Now shading, isoparms, etc work with flying colors, knock on wood, so I am good for go! Thanks again!

# 7 08-07-2013 , 11:21 PM
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If wireframe on shaded not working in Maya

Choose Windows>Settings/Preferences>Display>View>Wireframe on shaded>Full

# 8 17-07-2013 , 08:42 PM
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Hello, I'd like to mention these MEL scripts that you can assign to any hotkey, using your Hotkey Editor.
These will toggle related view modes for your current viewport.

Wireframe on Shaded>
string $panel = `getPanel -wf`;
if ( `modelEditor -ex $panel` )
modelEditor -e -wos ( !`modelEditor -q -wos $panel` ) $panel;

X-Ray>
string $panel = `getPanel -wf`;
if ( `modelEditor -ex $panel` )
modelEditor -e -xray ( !`modelEditor -q -xray $panel` ) $panel;

Personally I have WoS on F4 and X-Ray on Alt-X, since I started learning 3D modeling with 3ds Max.

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