Hiding lines behind arrayed objects

Discussion in 'AutoSketch' started by David Yaz, May 3, 2004.

  1. David Yaz

    David Yaz Guest

    Hello.
    I'm often drawing arrays of rafters and joists atop plates or beams. Is there a way to hide the lines below each arrayed object without having to trim and thereby change the line below?
     
    David Yaz, May 3, 2004
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  2. David Yaz

    Rod Hulbert Guest

    You can hide segments of polylines. Double click on the polyline to go to
    Edit Verticies mode use the slash pointer to grab the line and place a node
    using intersection snap on each side of the rafter then select the segment
    (still in Edit Verticies mode) and check Hide in the edit bar. Lines can be
    converted to polylines using Trim Subdivide.

    Rod

    there a way to hide the lines below each arrayed object without having to
    trim and thereby change the line below?
     
    Rod Hulbert, May 3, 2004
    #2
  3. David Yaz

    Paul Jackson Guest

    Hello

    Use Layers, and then turn them on and off with their states - Editable,
    background and Masked.

    I have a roof drawing and quantities package for AutoSketch. Which country
    are you in. Oz maybe?

    Paul Jackson
    Western Oz

    there a way to hide the lines below each arrayed object without having to
    trim and thereby change the line below?
     
    Paul Jackson, May 3, 2004
    #3
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