Highlight edges when using fillet

Highlight edges when using fillet

nathaphon.sulimphumi98KNR
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Highlight edges when using fillet

nathaphon.sulimphumi98KNR
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Hi,

 

When I use fillet, blue dotted lines normally appear on all edges. Now it is gone, do you know how I can get it back?

Below you can see what I mean with the lines.

 

Thank you!

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JDMather
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Shift Right Click

What is your current selection filter priority?


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nathaphon.sulimphumi98KNR
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Hi, @JDMather 

 

Thank you for the response. I checked and it's the same.

 

See the attachement for the screenshots.

 

Thank you.

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JDMather
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The resolution of your images is too poor to be useful. 

The usual practice is to use the Windows commands Shift Win S to grab a screen capture and Ctrl v to Paste the screen capture into a Reply.

 

I think I saw another thread where this highlighting/selection process might be a regression in 2023.1 

What version of Inventor are you using?

Can you Attach a sample *.ipt file here?

 

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/inventor-forum/inventor-professional-2023-1-update/td-p/11294726


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nathaphon.sulimphumi98KNR
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Sorry about the screenshots. Thank you for the tip!

 

See the attachment for the version + sample without the blue edges.

 

Thank you!

 

 

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JDMather
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I did not go through your feature history tree carefully - but the first thing that jumps out to me is where is Solid5?

JDMather_0-1658838018485.png

 


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nathaphon.sulimphumi98KNR
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Hi,

 

Solid 5 is just some lettering that is suppressed. See attachment.

 

 

Thank you.

Schermafbeelding 2022-07-26 142411.png

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johnsonshiue
Community Manager
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Hi! I think JD is right. This is about prehighlighting. Go to Tools -> App Options -> Colors -> check "Enable Prehighlighting."

Many thanks!

 



Johnson Shiue ([email protected])
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nathaphon.sulimphumi98KNR
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Hi, @johnsonshiue 

 

Thank for the response. Unfortunaly that is not the case, I tried both of them and it dind't change anything. 

 

Please see the attachment for both the files. Thank you!

 

 

 

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Message 10 of 11

johnsonshiue
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Hi! I am sorry I think I have misunderstood your request. I am back to square one. I don't know what you meant by blue dotted lines in this context.

Many thanks!

 



Johnson Shiue ([email protected])
Software Test Engineer
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nathaphon.sulimphumi98KNR
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Hi, @johnsonshiue @JDMather picture 1picture 1picture 2picture 2

 

I apologise for the miscommunication. I will say my problem better this time.

In the attachment you can find 2 ipt. attachments namely double-one and 3-loop. What I can't do is create the same fillet from the 3-loop in the double-one. In picture 1, you can see which fillet I want to create and in picture 2, you can see where I want to have the same fillet. the fillet i want to recreate in de 3-loop is fillet 14, 15 and 16. 

 

 

Do you have an idea why I cannot do the same fillet as the 3-loop but this time in the double-one? It has a variable rounding and it can select the whole edge and with the double-one drawing it selects only one edge instead of the whole one.

 

 

Thank you for your patience.

 

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