Solid body shown as surface body in Drawing

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Solid body shown as surface body in Drawing

Swarfmaker
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The two attached screen grabs are of the same body and of the same drawing sheet.  The first image shows the part as a solid body with appropriate hatching on the section.  I deleted the section A-A and then without doing anything else I changed my mind and created the section again.  This time the section shows as surface only.  Why?

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johnsonshiue
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Hi! The behavior does not look right to me. If possible, please share the file here. I would like to take a closer look. In the meantime, try going to the model -> Modify -> Recompute All. Then go back to the drawing. Does it work now?

Many thanks!



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Swarfmaker
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The problem is not linked to the file.  Attached is a screen grab of the model sectioned on the same plane and it is solid.  Just the drawing space version which has the issue.  I have attached another model and its drawing - even more bizarre with partial hatching.

140 - Cylinder Barrel - 1935-7 v2 - section in model space.png

filler plug sectioned drawing.JPG

Filler plug seal experiment v2 - sectioned model.png

  

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g-andresen
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Hi,

To me, this indicated a graphics problem that can show up in multiple effects.
In most cases that I have followed in the forums, updates of the graphics drivers loaded directly from the manufacturer's site led to success.

 

günther

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ClintBrown3D
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Hi @Swarfmaker 

 

Please can you send the links to both of those drawings, so that the team can investigate.

ClintBrown3D_0-1651584204114.png

If it is sensitive, feel free to send it directly to me Clint. Brown {a} Autodesk.com

 

cc: @Pramod.kadam @rohit.bapat 


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ClintBrown3D
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Hi @Swarfmaker 

 

@g-andresen makes a good point. Please can you also share your graphics diagnostic with me.

 

clintbrownWP9U8_0-1642772350869.png


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Swarfmaker
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In my second example the filler plug is not hatched - but if I repeat the drawing of that filler plug as a single component it is drawn correctly.

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ClintBrown3D
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Hi @Swarfmaker 

 

Please can you share your graphics setup with us, as laid out above?


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Swarfmaker
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I think that it is likely to be due to model or drawing graphic complexity issue since removing modelled thread on the filler plug has resolved the cross section display issue.

Anyhow, here are the links to the drawings that have issues.  I had not saved the drawings but have re-done them - thus showing repeatability.  GPU info below those links.

 

Link to the cylinder drawing: https://a360.co/39XQ9bS

Link to the model; https://a360.co/39S3vWK

 

Link to Filler Plug model: https://a360.co/3wLigT7

Link to drawing: https://a360.co/3anJzvl

 

[GPU Information]

GPU Device: NVIDIA Quadro RTX 4000

GPU RAM: 8064 MB

GPU Driver API: DirectX 11.0

GPU Driver Version: 472.39

GPU Driver Date: 10/23/2021

 

[Graphics Effects Settings]

Anti Aliasing: Off

Ambient Occlusion: On

Object Shadow: Off

Ground Shadow: Off

Ground Reflection: Off

Selection Display Style: Simple

Transparency Effect: Better Performance

 

[Limit effects to optimize performance]

Off

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ClintBrown3D
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Hi @Swarfmaker 

 

I've aksed the development team to take a look at this.

 

cc: @Pramod.kadam @rohit.bapat 


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Swarfmaker
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Thank you!

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TheCADWhisperer
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@Swarfmaker 

Can you take a look at this "Repaired" geometry and see if it exhibits the same behavior in drawings?

 

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Swarfmaker
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Hi @TheCADWhisperer ,

 

Yes, that works fine - well done!  What was wrong with my original file please?

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