question about drafts
question about drafts
(OP)
I want to simplify the output of a draft. It happens that I used solid edge before proe, and when I printed a draft the hardcopy was more friendly read than now with proe. Why? because solid edge don't display too much lines, unions between surfaces, etc. So the hardcopy was esay to read.
There is any way to tell proe not to print surface unions (for example), or any simplification to reduce the number of lines proe prints?
There is any way to tell proe not to print surface unions (for example), or any simplification to reduce the number of lines proe prints?





RE: question about drafts
In the view display mode, you will find things such as "No Display Tangent" and "No hidden lines" and the such. You can also delete lines you do not like in the edge display mode. All this is in the drawing functions. I assume you mean drafting drawings.
RE: question about drafts
thanks
RE: question about drafts
Sounds like you got it. Play around in the View Modifications area as well as the Display Modes, View Display and the Edge Display. Sometimes to can just delete one or two lines that appear confusing.
You need to practice a bit.
Good luck, I know how frustrating it can be, but once you learn......
RE: question about drafts
It'd be nice to have the 2 configurations automatics. I'm looking in the config options but I haven't found them.
RE: question about drafts
RE: question about drafts
If you need to highlight the tangent lines in your part, for various display reasons, you might try this:
In the "Edit" menu, there is a "Selection Preference". Select "All selectable items" and then you can look at a solid without edge display, which I find confusing. When you move your cursor over an area, it is highlighted so that you can see the edges, after you pass over the edge, it remains a line and the next edge is highlighted. After you look at all the edges, you can repaint to get rid of all the lines.
I don't know what you are looking for, exactly, but sometimes I find this useful...good luck.
RE: question about drafts
thanks for help