Swept Blend edge showing in family

Swept Blend edge showing in family

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Swept Blend edge showing in family

AnnaK246
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I have created a dining chair, it has swept blend legs and it is successfully joined to the seat. Part of the top of the legs (a swept blend) is showing in plan. They finish well below the top of the seat. Changing the seat thickness or leg profile doesn't fix it. Even unjoining and lowering the top of the legs doesn't fix it. These dots/lines show up when printed to PDF as well. Any ideas to fix?dining chair.JPG

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ennujozlagam
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share you family so we can check?





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AnnaK246
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Oh yes here it is. Thank you for taking a look

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ToanDN
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If all else fail, you could add a masking region in the family to present the seat on plan view.

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ennujozlagam
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i tried still the same. the best option is @ToanDN suggestion. or lessen the length of your sweep blend legs chairs. thanks





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AnnaK246
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Thank you. Do you think this is a graphics bug?

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ennujozlagam
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nope is not a bug, i tried in my pc and same result. or maybe model the sitting part into a extrusion or sweep so need the extrusion void, model it in different approach ? thanks





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