elimination of unnecessary flannes of print processing

[prntn]

Good morning,
is it possible to remove from the brochures in print the lines of the adjacent and modular bodies, made up of the same material? ?

I'll have 2 photos to better understand the question.

the construction bodies highlighted by the lines are all rounded up and finished with plastering, therefore in print you should see as the only surface.

Thank you! !

 

[Stefano.bp]

modification functions > unit geometry
Say hi.

 

[prntn]

Thank you!
..unfortunately they were already united but with intersection problems, I will have to put my hand back to the perimeter walls and overlap them for good!

..is there a function to overlay the lines in a worthy way? ?

Thanks again greetings.

 

[ocraM999]

tried with editing "lw" command line settings then choose <linee invisibili="">? ? ?
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[Tristan]

tried with editing "lw" command line settings then choose <linee invisibili="">? ? ?</linee>

In this case I do not think it is a good solution especially because the online settings are local for each view, so it should do so and do it again on every view. but it is not the only reason

 

[prntn]

I missed this.
Thank you so much!!
..I lost almost all afternoon of yesterday to try to realline themurations,
without reaching any result, they are polygonal concave housings and on some corners despite the snaps indicated the precise position at the end of the accounts the overlap was always high. . ! !

greetings

 

[prntn]

tristan ..si definitely is a somewhat artificial solution but I can buffer the problem in +- fast times!

greetings

 

[ocraM999]

In this case I do not think it is a good solution especially because the online settings are local for each view, so it should do so and do it again on every view. but it is not the only reason

So what do you propose since I'm interested too?
Thank you

 

[Tristan]

union of geometry. the line settings are the last beach because for every new view created it is to be relocated everything from head.