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how to remove construction lines
emerson_lavallee
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I've just made a chess piece, the way I did it was by making half of it then revolve it afterward. but when I revolved it there were many construction lines in there due to the points I had. Is there any way to remove them?
This is the link
This is the link
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Use view cube on right side of screen and change to shaded without edges.1
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@emerson_lavallee Can you share your document out as public? Thanks!0
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@emerson_lavallee - If the construction lines are not being used, you can open your sketch, and simply select the unused lines and delete them by pressing the delete button on your keyboard.
If they are being used - you probably just want to hide your sketch after doing the revolve. Hover over the sketch name in the feature tree and you should see a little "eye" icon. Click that icon to hide the sketch. You can show the sketch again at any time by clicking the icon again.
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my apologies here is the new link. I don't believe they are called construction lines, there the lines that occur when there is a point or axes chang i don't really know how to explain it. I have it pointed out in the document. Thank you!!!John_P_Desilets said:@emerson_lavallee Can you share your document out as public? Thanks!0 -
@emerson_lavallee - I tried the link to the document, but it won't let me access it. Maybe it's not public. Can you go into sharing settings for the document and make sure it's public?
Also, maybe you want to the drop-down menu under the view cube - select "shaded without edges". Does that do what you want?0 -
the new link should be able to access, and I don't think that they are actually called construction lines something else.tim_hess427 said:@emerson_lavallee - I tried the link to the document, but it won't let me access it. Maybe it's not public. Can you go into sharing settings for the document and make sure it's public?
Also, maybe you want to the drop-down menu under the view cube - select "shaded without edges". Does that do what you want?
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/64288d4112101eca6779ece0/w/c7289ad777621c9a499cf474/e/2c48227b4190055fc80965db
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still not linked to your doc
see instructions here please
https://forum.onshape.com/discussion/9107/forum-post-checklist-read-this-first#latest
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I'm sooooo sorry hopefully im not making this to annoying for you guys, https://cad.onshape.com/documents/64288d4112101eca6779ece0/w/c7289ad777621c9a499cf474/e/2c48227b4190055fc80965dbbruce_williams said:still not linked to your doc
see instructions here please
https://forum.onshape.com/discussion/9107/forum-post-checklist-read-this-first#latest0 -
Use view cube on right side of screen and change to shaded without edges.1
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OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH IT LOOKS SO MUCH BETTERFisher said:Use view cube on right side of screen and change to shaded without edges.
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