check automatic constraints issue

check automatic constraints issue

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check automatic constraints issue

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hallo,

 

I am checking through the automatic constraints one by one. By the check I use the "search in window" command to know where the constraint is. The Problem is, it is always the larger parts/midsurfaces of the constraint that is shown... sometimes it took me very long to find where the constraint is... attached pic for example

 

Is there any easier way to find the position of the automatic constraint? or is it possible that the smaller parts/midsurfaces of the constraint be shown?

 

Thank you

 

Mengfei

 

Search in window_01.PNG

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MSD_takaseh
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Hello Mengfei,
I don't think there is any option other than checking one by one. Change View Style to Wireframe or Half Section View might help.
Thanks,



Hitoshi Takase
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Anonymous
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thank you for the reply.

of course I will check them one by one. I just thought, if the smaller or shorter faces/edges would be shown by "search in window", it saves a lot of work to look for the position of the automatic constraints.

 

for example the pic below:

when I click "search in window", the two edges of this automatic constraint are marked in blue, wonderful. But where are they exactly.. (or where is "the shorter one" exactly).

in the second pic you can see "the shorter edge" I've found finally ← something like this always took my time..

if "the shorter edge" would be shown at the first time by "search in window" command, it will be easier to find..

 

search in window_co_01.PNGsearch in window_co_02.PNG

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