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Assembly does not show all solid parts (by Sandro)
Please get a look to the file assemblato.slvs. Why only some of the parts are rendered as solid? What I'm doing wrong?
Thank you
Thank you
(no subject) (by Andrew)
If you 'force NURBS surface to triangle mesh' on the first assembly you bring in, the solid models reappear.. I notice you have been playing with colors, and I wonder if that is the cause of the problem.
(no subject) (by Paul)
I opened icosaedro.slvs and noticed that g009 was forced to triangle mesh. It did not seem to break anything to uncheck it, so I saved it unchecked. Then assemblto.slvs seems to work better when opened. I still needed to force mesh at pre-assemblato2.
That files has several linked copies of supportoL1L2 forced to mesh, and supportoL1L2 has one group "foro2" forced to mesh. I have not been able to uncheck that one and have it work in the parent assembly yet.
This looks like a bug in noticing weather a linked sketch was forced to mesh and propagating that up. Not sure if this is a regression.
That files has several linked copies of supportoL1L2 forced to mesh, and supportoL1L2 has one group "foro2" forced to mesh. I have not been able to uncheck that one and have it work in the parent assembly yet.
This looks like a bug in noticing weather a linked sketch was forced to mesh and propagating that up. Not sure if this is a regression.
(no subject) (by Sandro)
Many thanks for the suggestions.
I managed to show all solid parts by:
1. Playing with NURBS forcing
2. Removing from pre-assemblato2 the workplane g00b
3. Removing from supportoL3 the workplane g010
The workplanes g00b and g010 prevent from showing solid parts of previous planes. Is this a normal behavior or a bug?
I managed to show all solid parts by:
1. Playing with NURBS forcing
2. Removing from pre-assemblato2 the workplane g00b
3. Removing from supportoL3 the workplane g010
The workplanes g00b and g010 prevent from showing solid parts of previous planes. Is this a normal behavior or a bug?
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