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Using, I6, I notice that most of the IDW's that I create eventually, if not immediatley, have the section views fall apart. By this, I mean the solid edge lines disappear, the red perimeter to highlight the view is gone.I am left with a few dimensions and a crosshatch. Is there a way around this? Do I have to wait for the patch? I created these IPTs in I6. I need to get these parts to a machine shop now, not on the 15th!
Help Please
Bill
Using,
I6, I notice that most of the IDW's that I create eventually, if not
immediatley, have the section views fall apart. By this, I mean the solid edge
lines disappear, the red perimeter to highlight the view is gone.I am left
with a few dimensions and a crosshatch. Is there a way around this? Do I have
to wait for the patch? I created these IPTs in I6. I need to get these parts
to a machine shop now, not on the 15th! Help Please
What Cory is suggesting causes the view to update. Another way to
accomplish this without editing the view is to select the view and click on
the Update button on the toolbar. This causes the section views to update
correctly in my tests of your data. Or, if you do a Tools/Rebuild All in
the part file, the section view will update as well.
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Thanks,
Rich Willis (Autodesk)
"Cory McConnell" wrote in message
news:CE34C100AE868F39A9A375733B90C1FC@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> Stretch your section line to make the view recalculate. Then stretch it
> back.
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> Cory McConnell
> BJ Pipeline Inspection
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