hidden lines in solid edge sections

[al401]

Hello, I am facing this problem: How do I delete the lines of the edges hidden in the sections with solid edge? I'll explain better. when I make the table with s.e. and I have a section that does not develop along all the view how do I remove the dotted lines of the edges not in sight in the sectioned area and only in that? Thank you! !

 

[Marco74]

if you select the view then right button with the mouse "property" "view" remove the check "style hidden edge".

Bye.

 

[cacciatorino]

Hello, I am facing this problem: How do I delete the lines of the edges hidden in the sections with solid edge? I'll explain better. when I make the table with s.e. and I have a section that does not develop along all the view how do I remove the dotted lines of the edges not in sight in the sectioned area and only in that? Thank you! !

you cannot inhibit the display of hidden lines only in a region of view. In my opinion it is also correct because otherwise if in the rest of the design you have the lines covered and in one part not, the operator will be led to think that there are no hidden edges in that area, otherwise they would see.

You can hide a few lines manually, with the "hinge edges" command, but you have to do it line by line, and anyway I repeat it's not a good idea.

 

[al401]

you cannot inhibit the display of hidden lines only in a region of view. In my opinion it is also correct because otherwise if in the rest of the design you have the lines covered and in one part not, the operator will be led to think that there are no hidden edges in that area, otherwise they would see.

You can hide a few lines manually, with the "hinge edges" command, but you have to do it line by line, and anyway I repeat it's not a good idea.

Well I was strongly challenged that I left the lines of the edges hidden in the sectioned areas, so alas I have to eliminate them....

Thank you very much!!

 

[cacciatorino]

Well I was strongly challenged that I left the lines of the edges hidden in the sectioned areas, so alas I have to eliminate them....

Thank you very much!!

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