Cosmetic Thread in drawing
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Cosmetic Thread in drawing
Hi all, my cosmetic threads in my drawings are displaying through the part on a section view.
How can I get it to where the vertical lines are not showing?
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The display of the horizontal and vertical lines cannot be controlled independently in the view properties. You will need to use Edge Display to either hide the horizontal lines or show the vertical lines.
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Cosmetic threads are represented by surfaces in the part models. You need to filter the quilts in the drawing view.
Try implementing this in your drawing:
https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article/CS27579
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Thank you! I will try this
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Apparently HLR for quilts does not affect cosmetic threads in Creo 7 in drawing mode. The cosmetic thread feature remains visible when setting HLR for quilts for a view with a cosmetic thread. I was able to erase the cosmetic thread from the view, however.
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If you are showing hidden lines and you want to see the thread and you are completely set on using cosmetic threads, your options are limited. In the drawing setup under File - prepare-drawing properties - detail options and look for Thread_standard and try std_ansi_imp
It reduces the amount of the vertical line. You can try the other options and regen or repaint after each change.
When frustrated, I have erased the cosmetic and used a sketch in the model to show how I wanted it to show.
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Yes I usually just use a sketch as well, but a colleague of mine insists on using the cosmetic thread. So I am trying to figure this out for him.
I will try these steps! Thank you!
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Thank you sir.
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Please try these settings documented in article CS367415:
- Create/ Redefine cross-section in the Part/Assembly from View tab and then the Section ribbon and Model tab > Include quilts
- In the Drawing, set detail option hlr_for_threads to no
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Hi I did this but it removes the whole comsetic completely.
I still want these vertical cosmetics. Just not the horizontal ones.
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The display of the horizontal and vertical lines cannot be controlled independently in the view properties. You will need to use Edge Display to either hide the horizontal lines or show the vertical lines.
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Also, whenever I change the Hidden line removal for quilts to yes, it completely erases the cosmetic thread.
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I'm not sure if I follow. Can you attach a copy of the drawing and its model(s) with a clear image of which lines you want shown and which ones you want hidden?
