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I work in b&w almost exclusively these days. One of the BIG impediments to my workflow is that it is difficult to see the control points for the wheels and arrows that are part of the Direct Manipulation tool. I find I spend a LOT of time hunting for the right thing to click on to rotate or push/pull the model.
So, is there anyway to make this less transparent? I suspect the tool appearance is controlled by some preference setting in a Python file, probably setting the alpha or transparency value.
I have a smattering of knowledge about programming, but I'm certainly not qualified to go poking around looking for it. BUT, if someone could guide me to where I could edit that setting in some dll file, I could certainly give it a try.
Can anyone help me?
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