2D Drawing some components being shown with dashed line/ wireframe when they shouldnt

jelle_nobus
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2D Drawing some components being shown with dashed line/ wireframe when they shouldnt

jelle_nobus
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Hi,

 

Recently encountered an issue where some components are shown as wireframe/ dashed line even tough they shouldnt be. components are shown as purchased in BOM. 

 

See image attached below. 

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Is there anyone who knows why this occurs and how to fix it?

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jelle_nobus
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Nevermind, i found the issue... problem already solved.

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@jelle_nobus 

Hi, would you mind sharing what it was that you found, in case others have the same issue later?  Thank you in advance.  🙂


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jelle_nobus
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Hi, 

 

Sure, here's the situation i had explained (with some relevant background):

 

These bolts are placed in the assembly as a assembly, which is patterned. (so bolt, nut and rings are placed inside their own assembly). However i don't want the assembly of bolts to show in the BOM, i want the parts inside the assembly to show. i had made the bolt assembly a reference (in model tree, right click>BOM Structure>reference). When editing the 2D drawing i saw some parts were not showing in the list, so then i realized i had set that bolt assembly to the wrong BOM structure. i set them to normal again, opened the BOM in the assembly and changed the assembly to "phantom" which resolved the issue i had in the 2D view and made the missing items appear on the parts list. 

CGBenner
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@jelle_nobus Thank you for taking the time to share that.... hopefully it will be helpful to others who run into similar problems!  


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