part display in shading in a wireframe set

[sma73]

Good morning.
I was asked, by those who do manuals, a drw with mechanical assemblies where some details of the view are visible.
I was asked for a parametric and vector file.I use I create 2.0the ideal would be to insert a 3d view in wireframe and display a particular single (or rather more particular) in shading.
I only managed to change color to detail, but keeping everything in wireframe... indeed the particular stands out little on the view.
I proposed a simple jpg, but did not like the idea (activating the particular in the assieme and using the snippingtool of windows)...

I would like to avoid overtaking views, which could create confusion... especially because the file will be taken by a person who knows how to use very little off just to add notes....

for example here is what I proposed with the jpg:Thank you.

ship

 

[sma73]

meanwhile I managed by view menager to create a style where I put the model together in "no hidden" and only some parts in "shading"... but I'm hitting myself to understand how to view this "style" in the drw...
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[nicksoft]

you can also use the "component visualization" drawing function that allows you to select one and set it veiled matt, veiled transparent or user color (selections a color different from normal white lines and you will see that it is highlighted well)

 

[sma73]

you can also use the "component visualization" drawing function that allows you to select one and set it veiled matt, veiled transparent or user color (selections a color different from normal white lines and you will see that it is highlighted well)

Yes, I tried, but you actually don't see very well... the maximum would be to have the shading piece....

on the model I managed.... I make a new "style" and I completely avoid the component in shading and the rest in "no hidden"... I just have to manage to transfer it to the drw...

 

[Parametric_Ozzy]

I go to memory, but the creation and management of the styles together with the combined states can only do them in part/axieme mode, in the drw the display style is not supported but maybe things have changed but doubted because as it correctly wrote nicksoft you should manage it at drawing level differently.
so you could extrapolate the style as jpg from the style you create in the environment together, but it is not vector. . .
but I have a doubt: you wrote that you were asked by who does manuals a parametric and vector file.
question 1: Who does manuals is a person who works in your own company or is an outsider?
question 2: Regardless if it is internal or external, does it have access or work with creo?
I ask you these questions because perhaps for what you do there are solutions on the market much more suitable for this kind of work.
greetings

 

[sma73]

Hello, Ozzy, thank you for the answer. .
Yes, the person is inside the company.... yes, he has access to creo...
If you're referring to isodraw, I'm telling you I used it where I worked before... I don't like it very much. is still to be settled.

I've just been in this big company... I don't feel like dictating rules... what they asked me to try to do it, otherwise I will say that it is not possible, and to arrange with a non- parametric jpg.