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Today I found another annoying selection problem in drawing sections. Maybe someone has a Pro|WorkAround^TM.
I had a offset section (model created) in a drawing where I erased all the hatching. Then I wanted to exclude a few components.
I could not select the "hatching" any more since there wasn't any.
Anyone know of a way to bring up the hatch edit dialog when no hatch is visible?
The same problem exists if you accidentally excluded all components.
Turning off the section in the view and then re-initializing it doesn't work either since it seems to remember the last state.
Tips?
Another annoying behavior: excluding components do not update right away.
Not sure what finally does prompt the view to update short of saving, closing, erasing memory, and re-opening.
ref: Creo 2.0 M040
Solved! Go to Solution.
And I noticed if you pause with the mouse over you do get hover tip. Even though you can see no visible xhatch.
If I understand what you are asking, if on Layout in the ribbon, you click the view once where the hatch would be (nothing will actually highlight) but then right click and you get this menu, and you see Show and Properties.
And I noticed if you pause with the mouse over you do get hover tip. Even though you can see no visible xhatch.
Thanks Matt. This one worked in selecting the xhatch.
Still cannot figure out how to force a "regen" on the -exclude- components.
I am not sure where you are excluding them from?
When editing the xhatch in the drawing, and you select a component, you have the option to -exclude- the component from sectioning if the view is of an assembly.
Oh ok, so I loaded a drawing, went to the assembly section, hit Show on the xhatch (cause I had them all off), and then I go to Properties and it has a component selected, then I Exclude, it updates immediately. Are you saying yours does not?
Nope... I have to save, exit, clear memory, and re-open. Creo 2.0 M040.
Ah, interesting. Come to M100 my friend!!!!! hehe, you knew I would say that.