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Mark,
Unfortunately the only real cure for this is to eliminate the interference.
The problem occurs because when two parts are occupying the same space, ProE has no way to determine
which part is "in front of" the other part. As such it can't properly execute the hidden line removal.
In Reply to Mark Steffke:
Lines are not displaying correctly when there is interference between
parts. The example shown has blatant interference. But sometimes it
happens when two items just touch. (see attachment) Is this common
and is there a cure?
Mark Steffke
Engineering System Administrator
The Delfield Company
Manitowoc Foodservice
T 989.775.9215
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It is an old issue.
It was never fixed, because it's an engineer's problem, not a marketing one...