can't get hidden edges to show in view

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Lon Flickinger, Nov 18, 2003.

  1. I have a potted (molded) hall sensor p.c. board assembly in the end of
    a motor stator. Today I pulled that drawing up to do some changes
    (last time I touched this drawing was using SW2003). In my front view
    I had the p.c. board hidden edges shown so the people putting this
    thing together know how to orient the board durring mfg. (in view
    properties I had went to the "show hidded edges" tab and selected my
    board from the tree and it showed nicely. So as I said, I opened it
    today to do some changes in SW2004 and my p.c. board hidden lines are
    gone! I went into the Show Hidden Edges tab and it's there, but the
    fricken lines do not show up. I pulled another drawing up to test this
    and sure enough, this is broken. DAMN IT! I can't think of any option
    setting that would make this not work. This version of SW hands me my
    ass on a daily basis I tell you! Oh yeah, and the head height on
    slotted pan head screws generated by Toolbox are wrong too.
    Machinery's handbook says the head is to be .053 max. Toolbox makes
    them .065.
     
    Lon Flickinger, Nov 18, 2003
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  2. Lon Flickinger

    Krister L Guest

    I tested it here with a drawing saved in 2003 (Sp4) with some parts shown
    with hidden edges as You describe it and they show up fine in 2004 (Sp1)

    Krister L


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    Krister L, Nov 18, 2003
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  3. Lon Flickinger

    Steve Tietz Guest

    humm seems to work fine for me... But then again I did it on a new assembly.
    Is this just on 2003 files that got converted? 2003 files that previously
    had items listed under "show hidden edges" tab?

    Sometimes if you cut & paste the view to a new drawing SW will fix the
    error. This has been a workaround for us on a couple items.

    Steve Tietz
     
    Steve Tietz, Nov 18, 2003
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