Display mesh line

Display mesh line

LenKwaiKeong8457
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Display mesh line

LenKwaiKeong8457
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Hi, In AutoCAD layout got anybody know how to hide the mesh line. Its mean that make it look not so messy. Any solutions about it?

 

*DISPSILH to 1 - this is not work for mesh line, Its just for 3D object solid.

Any other solutions?

Thanks !

 

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imadHabash
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Hi,

Can we have one chair (dwg) here for testing?

 

Imad Habash

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Brock_Olly
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From ReMark on Cadtutor:
Some settings that affect 3D output:

DISPSILH – Display Sihouette

This setting affects the results of the Hide command. A setting of 0 displays tessellation lines. A setting of 1 suppresses tessellation lines.

 

FACETRES – Rendered Object Smoothness

This setting affects both rendering and hide results. The default setting is 0.5. The max setting is 10. A lower setting results in a quicker render time but rounded edges will appear as a series of straight segments. A higher setting results in a longer render time but rounded edges will appear much smoother.

 

ISOLINES – Contour lines per surface

This setting affects the wireframe view but not the Hide or Render commands. Settings can range from 0 to 2047. The default setting is 4.

 

SPLINESEGS – Segments in a Polyline Curve

This setting controls the number of segments in a polyline curve. The settings range from 0 to 32767 with the default being 8. The higher the setting the smoother the appearance is of a rendered curve.

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LenKwaiKeong8457
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Hi, Please refer attached file.

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LenKwaiKeong8457
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Thank you for your explanation, but it doesn't work for me.

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j.palmeL29YX
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Edit the chair block EDWG0EC5894E052A491AA3913155A170C450 (bedit or refedit command) and explode its subblock 72bnx_ports366A8593A1AAA48E09358BD6C2BF7D290 (the mesh). Save the edited block and choose a suitable Visual Style (e.g. conceptual). 

 

Result attached. 

 

BTW: Some of the furniture is placed incorrectly. See attached video. 

 

 

 

Jürgen Palme
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LenKwaiKeong8457
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Hi, I felt very appreciate on your clear explanation & info. Actually what I need is when I print out or convert to PDF, the mesh line disappear.

Please refer to the attached file.

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j.palmeL29YX
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Given such an object without any edges, what lines would you want to see to describe and visualize the geometry? Pick up a pen and try it. AutoCAD is beyond its capabilities.
I think you will have to model your own simplified chair (3D model). 

 

 

Jürgen Palme
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LenKwaiKeong8457
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Hi, Please refer to the file, this is what I want.
I think AutoCAD cannot, is there any other solution?

 

 

 

 

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LenKwaiKeong8457
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Very clean, without too many lines.

 

 

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