Converting a mesh to body looks ugly in wireframe

[graham_S_allen]

I have an imported mesh from a 3rd party website. I've noticed that everytime I convert (any) mesh to a solid body, it seems to make the edges and vertexes more dense or marks them in a darker colour which makes it difficult for me to see edges inside and behind (for when I need to align things). Can anyone tell me how I can get the solid body to have the same look as the mesh?

The look of the mesh is also how solids look when they are in their own component and you don't have it selected; it's like Fusion has to types of wireframe views, and one of them is better than the other.

[Drewpan]

Hi,

Does changing the Visual Style make any difference?

Cheers

Andrew

[graham_S_allen]

No, I said above that it's already in wireframe view. But a mesh seems to have a "cleaner" wireframe look than a solid body

[TimelesslyTiredYouth]

Mornin'

You can make solids easier to see by changing Display Settings at the bottom to Wireframe with Visible Edges Only or Shaded with Visible Edges Only. You can also use Mesh Reduce in the Mesh Workspace to simplify the mesh before converting it. If needed, right-click the body, go to Appearance, and drag a transparent material onto it to make things inside clearer.

Afternoon'

Ricky

*when i say mesh reduce i mean repair meshbefore converting body