I just installed Maya 2016 and am a novice. Can anyone explain to me why there are light blue/green grid-lines on my object every time I create any geometry? What is their purpose, do I need to have them and if not, how do I get rid of them?
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Hi,
So you're in component mode. Which you can get to by selecting F9 on you keyboard, select F8 or click the object button at the top. The orange line represents what you have selected.
Those line allow you to shape your geometry.
Here is a small section of text that will help: https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/maya/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2016/ENU/Maya/fil...
If I were you I would follow some tutorials to better understand Maya.
Best of luck
It took me hours to solve this, but I wanted to document all the reasons for the "blue lines".
Here are the solutions:
1) Shading -> Wireframe on Shaded
2) Mesh Display -> Soften Edge (hard edges sometimes appear blue)
3) Right click -> Object Mode (blue lines in other edit modes)
4) Something in Display -> Polygons
5) Attribute Editor -> Mesh Component Display -> Display .. (several)
6) Attribute Editor -> Smooth Mesh -> Smooth Mesh Preview --- finally! my issue
Number 6 was my issue... it wouldn't let me combine the objects without smoothing things I didn't want smoothed. Thanks for the help!
I got rid of the blue lines on my object by going to attributes editor > display > uncheck visibility
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