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Why some planes do not hide even though you've disabled plane display.

AK_10981268
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Why some planes do not hide even though you've disabled plane display.

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As can be seen in above screenshot, even though the "Plane Display" is turned off this plane is still visible. This is part from an assembly that I received from a colleague, and for that whole assembly as well when unticking everything in that dialogue box some planes are still visible.

 

I'm using Creo 9

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pausob
19-Tanzanite
(To:AK_10981268)

Looks like a "set datum plane" from a legacy model.  I believe that such planes need to be put on a hidden layer to hide them, or in Creo 8 and above, you can set a configuration option:

hide_set_datum_plane_with_plane to yes so as to be able to use the plane display view toggle to hide them.

 

See this video

or this thread

for more info.

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pausob
19-Tanzanite
(To:AK_10981268)

Looks like a "set datum plane" from a legacy model.  I believe that such planes need to be put on a hidden layer to hide them, or in Creo 8 and above, you can set a configuration option:

hide_set_datum_plane_with_plane to yes so as to be able to use the plane display view toggle to hide them.

 

See this video

or this thread

for more info.

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