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Sketch and views visualization order

fmas
1-Visitor

Sketch and views visualization order

Hi,

Anyone knows how to change the visualization order of a sketch overlapped on the geometry?

Sin título.jpg

By default the geometry is shown over the scketched arrows, but i want the opposite.

Anyone knows how to do that?

I'm working with creo / pro 5.0

Regards.


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MartinHanak
24-Ruby III
(To:fmas)

Hi,

create arrows as solid features and place them above model geometry.

MH


Martin Hanák

Hi Martin, thanks for answering,

When you say solid features, do you mean create parts with the arrow shape on the 3d model?

Regards.

MartinHanak
24-Ruby III
(To:fmas)

Hi Fernando,


you have understood my reply right.


MH


Martin Hanák

Thanks Martin, but I can't fill the 3d model with arrows...

StephenW
23-Emerald III
(To:fmas)

Another possibility would be to sketch an arrow part file and the cross section it in the model. You can add x-hatching in a closed sketch by going to sketch setup, then the properties tab.

StephenW
23-Emerald III
(To:fmas)

This is a standards issue. Solid geometry always takes precedence over leaders, dimension lines, witness lines, etc.

If you print this in monochrome, it will not matter.

I personally would take a screen shot of the geometry and add arrows in a secondary program.

fmas
1-Visitor
(To:StephenW)

Thanks Stephen; the drawings are in color, but I'll take into account the last solution.

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