drake
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Hey, guys.
I would like to have this display possibility, but I never deepened x see if that is possible. . .
I do a 3d sketch, but it is equal to that 2d, with the axes of the structure I use then as a basis for the creation of the model.
I usually create the basic sketch in the main axieme and then create all the other components related to this sketch.
while creating components it would be nice to have a different display of the basic sketch lines, so that you do not confuse, for example, with the axes lines from other lines used. in the following image are inside the sketch and I set the style and color of two lines as you see
In this way the visualization makes me easier not to confuse them.
the following image, instead is what you see coming out of the sketch modification, sw does not show you this distinction
the only distinction that allows you to see is that between a continuous line and a building, like the ones I used. do you know if this is possible?
I would like to have this display possibility, but I never deepened x see if that is possible. . .
I do a 3d sketch, but it is equal to that 2d, with the axes of the structure I use then as a basis for the creation of the model.
I usually create the basic sketch in the main axieme and then create all the other components related to this sketch.
while creating components it would be nice to have a different display of the basic sketch lines, so that you do not confuse, for example, with the axes lines from other lines used. in the following image are inside the sketch and I set the style and color of two lines as you see
In this way the visualization makes me easier not to confuse them.the following image, instead is what you see coming out of the sketch modification, sw does not show you this distinction
the only distinction that allows you to see is that between a continuous line and a building, like the ones I used. do you know if this is possible?


