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Hi, there.
I'm a new user of Creo 3.0 and I have a problem with it.
I'd like to get rid of a spline of section view.(It's blue color)
I guess I can do something on cofiguration option but I don't know what I should do exactly.
What is the exact name of that option or any other way to solve this problem.
Happy holidays to all of you.
↓ That blue edge line of the photo.
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Hi,
if you activate x-section then Creo removes some model material and displays section outline and hatching. You can turn off hatching, only. Section outline is always visible. To get model without the outline, you have to cut model material using solid feature.
Martin Hanák
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Can you share the part?
If blue line you are referring is a sketch, you may hide that. But need to review part geometry first.
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Hi,
if you activate x-section then Creo removes some model material and displays section outline and hatching. You can turn off hatching, only. Section outline is always visible. To get model without the outline, you have to cut model material using solid feature.
Martin Hanák
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Martin Hanak.
Section outline is always visible..
I saw my ex-co worker made a section view without that blue line
and I thought I could remove it.
He might extrude the model like you said.
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Thank you, Martin Hanak.
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If the blue line is a sketch, then as the previous person noted, you can hide it. But it would be helpful to look at the model.
Thanks,
Amit
