3D View - how to adjust the color difference between N walls and S walls ?

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3D View - how to adjust the color difference between N walls and S walls ?

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There's a huge color difference between North and South walls, in such a way that the South walls appear very washed out, they are white if you use a pale color. In order for the walls to have a little bit of color you have to select a very dark color. Should this be configurable? The way it is right now it looks to me like a bug that can be addressed
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Re: 3D View - how to adjust the color difference between N walls and S walls ?

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The 3D view is lightened by 3 fixed light sources, and there's no way to change them except if you change the program here.
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Re: 3D View - how to adjust the color difference between N walls and S walls ?

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Oui, Je comprends, mais tu ne trouve pas que les murs de couleur pale apparaissent toujours blanc?
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Re: 3D View - how to adjust the color difference between N walls and S walls ?

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If walls and rooms receive all the same light, you wouldn't be able to distinguish corners anymore.
However, you can also reduce the overall lighting in the 3D View modification dialog.
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Re: 3D View - how to adjust the color difference between N walls and S walls ?

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This worked perfectly, I guess there was too much light, Thanks
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