Missing View Edges

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Bill Baffin, Jan 26, 2009.

  1. Bill Baffin

    Bill Baffin Guest

    We have problems with view edges going missing in SW drawings on views
    that are associated with section views that have a view break in them.
    (I saw a similar post to this called "missing detail drawing view"
    dated Jan 2008 but there were no solutions posted and I can't seem to
    add to the discussion so have had to create this new one.)
    The only solution so far is to jigger about with the views either by
    shifting the break position or changing the display from e.g. shaded
    to shaded with edges to wireframe and back again. That will fix the
    problem eventually but if the drawing is opened again and the model
    needs to regenerate that we're back to square one because the edges
    disappear again.

    Anyone still having this problem? Anyone got a solution?

    Thanks,
    Bill
     
    Bill Baffin, Jan 26, 2009
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  2. Bill Baffin

    paul Guest

    hmm,.. try to apply a silhouette edge on face for that orthographic
    profile and see if that works?

    ...
     
    paul, Jan 26, 2009
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  3. Bill Baffin

    manager Guest

    There is another thing you need to look at before creating any edges.
    There is a setting for line quality in Document Properties. Your's may
    be set too low. What SW does in a drawing with silhouette edges is to
    iterate along the face till it finds the edge. The quality setting in
    options determines how hard SW tries. It is a performance tradeoff. When
    edges you know should be there are not then set the quality higher.

    TOP
     
    manager, Jan 26, 2009
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  4. Bill Baffin

    Bill Baffin Guest

    Thanks, Manager. We found that we had to set BOTH sliders to max to
    get the drawing views to look right. P..., I should have mentioned
    that it was ALL silhouette edges that disappeared, but they are back
    now.

    Thanks to all,
    Ian
     
    Bill Baffin, Jan 27, 2009
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