# Changing Visual Style

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This is a personal preference!  We find that Shaded with Edges makes it a little easier to see the edges of your parts, but what you use is your choice!  The remainder of this tutorial will use Shaded with Edges.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

## Changing View

In the ribbon, select `View` and go to `Visual Style`.  The default view is `Shaded`.  Select `Shaded with Edges`. &#x20;

![Visual Style Menu](/files/-MfFfRGBHa2LZGzljIJZ)

### Shaded with Edges

![Steel 5 Wide with Shaded with Edges Visual Style](/files/-MfFfut2-wMer7PPZ22p)

### Shaded&#x20;

![Steel 5 Wide with Shaded Visual Style](/files/-MfFfnodjsjvrhwXNJ3o)

### Realistic

![Steel 5 Wide with Realistic Visual Style](/files/-MfFgdK40431N9tSu43d)

## Contributors to this Article:

* Jess - EZ


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