Historically, Fusion used the same colors differently in stock simulation and surface inspection.

Fusion provides two views depending on your preference for specific color -coded distinctions or a more uniform color layout: Signal color view: Displays your custom colors for net classes and signals.

You can use the custom color feature to easily track nets and signals.

Select a tolerance color convention that applies to both stock simulation (when using the Colorization option of Comparison) and surface inspection results.

Learn how to use Display Component Colors to display each color in an assembly as a different color in Fusion.

In the Custom Signal Color dialog, either select a color from the preset options or choose a custom color .

Switches between displaying all visible layers in full color to displaying only the Active Layer in full color and all other layers in grayscale.

Ensure the Background field is set to Solid Color . Click the color swatch for the Color field to open the color selector.

Custom Color : Click the color swatch, then select a color or enter a specific RGB value.

Appearance The Appearance tool lets you apply color to components, bodies, and faces.

Edit the red material’s color , changing the color from red to orange.

Tip: Select the Override Component Colors checkbox to color Reference Objects in purple and Non-Reference Objects in yellow, while Edit In Place components retain their normal colors .

Angle Specify the angle of the hatch pattern. Color Specify the color of the hatch pattern.

Inspect Surface The colors of the surface inspection results show whether points are in or out of tolerance.

When you display mesh face groups, it hides component colors , physical materials, and appearances on mesh bodies in the canvas.