Hi all,
Is there a Send to back Feature in SW? Or does anyone have a trick for this job?
I combine the two parts in an assembly file and I know this image but it's time consuming.
I tried using layers, but there is no send to back command.
There will be those who wonder why it should be
Assembly manual, catalog etc .... is required.
Hi Neville,
Not applicable to drawing sheet
I failed to read the drawing bit!
Fail to see what problem is here. Surely just set to Hidden Lines Removed on view??
Neville Williams wrote:
I failed to read the drawing bit!
Fail to see what problem is here. Surely just set to Hidden Lines Removed on view??
Sorry for the late return.
This is not an assembly file, both are part files. It happens as you say in an assembly file. But it doesn't happen when you combine two parts from different folders on a drawing page.
see attached video.
thank you so much for trying.
add two views...add a crop sketch. Align the crop lines with your top most view. The sketch can be constraint to the other view object edges. To update .. move view into new position and edit crop view sketch...close. done. I would make a sub asm.
Hello,
How about setting to Shaded with Edges and use a display state with the colors set to white.
Kevin
Kevin Chandler wrote:
Hello,
How about setting to Shaded with Edges and use a display state with the colors set to white.
Kevin
Sorry for the late return.
Yes, it's an alternative solution, but that's not what I'm looking for.
Thanks a lot.
I would like a solution to this as well. I will reach out to my tech support guys and see what they say.
I don't understand why you're reluctant to create an Assembly to accomplish your desired result.
I cant speak for everyone, but we sometimes need to make a drawing that is not to scale or to highlight smaller parts within the drawing in reference to the larger part. Assembly needs to be done to scale using part files. I'm sure there are workarounds to anything though as I've learned time and again.
Glenn Schroeder wrote:
I don't understand why you're reluctant to create an Assembly to accomplish your desired result.
I'm actually using assembly because I can't find a simple way. I think it would be nice if there were send to back command. the main problem is that we don't use the programs that should be used to prepare the installation manual and user manual. Actually, I would like to use composer, but the company does not want to invest in this. you can understand the load on my shoulders.
I also wonder why not make an assy? I would never do it this way.
Someone may have already said this, but if you change both views to "Shaded with Edges", then the last view that you place will be "over" the first view.
Dan Pihlaja wrote:
Someone may have already said this, but if you change both views to "Shaded with Edges", then the last view that you place will be "over" the first view.
I am sorry for my late answer. no shaded with edges.
The customer does not want a colorful catalog because it increases the cost.
ömür tokman wrote:
Dan Pihlaja wrote:
Someone may have already said this, but if you change both views to "Shaded with Edges", then the last view that you place will be "over" the first view.
I am sorry for my late answer. no shaded with edges.
The customer does not want a colorful catalog because it increases the cost.
Shaded but monochrome. Cost the same, drawings more "readable". Especially for non-technical people.
make the image grey scale ??
I'm going to start with what I think is simplest way I know......