Area Boundary Lines problem

[dredhead1832]

To all:

I am having a problem with area lines drawing underneath other model components such as windows and doors.

In AutoCAD *cringe* we used to have that nifty "move to front/back" command.

Is there a simple way to solve this issue? (Please, no "Just redraw the area lines.")

Thanks in advance.

[beegee]

Hi Dirk,

Yes that can be really annoying.

What I've been doing is getting the linework down as far as possible, then using the "Hide-Isolate" tool to isolate the boundary lines so that I can clean them up using trim and add in lines to close the boundary.

I'm also considering setting up a duplicate view with the model as an underlay , but havn't done that as yet. Will let you know if it works.

[dredhead1832]

Beegee:

The underlay method seems like a simple fix. I'll try that.




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Oh well, at least we beat Tonga.

[beegee]

KOOM-A-TE! KOOM-A-TEE! AIIIEEEEE!!!

<----#5 lock for Canada Juniors about 8 years ago... played in the States for a while. Played on an almost all-Somaon team in Utah (I'm the white guy.)

Oh well, at least we beat Tonga.

Are we talking hockey or rugby here ? If rugby, why didn't you get involved in "The Thinking Man's Game " thread ? while it was in its prime, ... before Jonny Rotten destroyed the game.

[PeterJ]

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[dredhead1832]

If rugby, why didn't you get involved in "The Thinking Man's Game " thread ?

I noticed the thread but I just signed up. Notice n00b post count on left.


Oooooooh. Get you.

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