Bob
If it's a drawing of an assembly, you might have to go to Model Items and Insert Cosmetic Threads
Regards
Rick Lussi
good ol' bob z. is sittin here just mindin his own business...
> all of a sudden, his boss wants some drawings! you mean bob z. can't just
> sit here and mind his own business? bob z. has to do something for somebody
> else? what!?!?!
>
> back to the point. bob z. really likes the way solidworks 2d dwgs look.
> clean. efficient. but, wait! where are the threads? hmm... o.k., go to
> the feature tree, expand a few things. voila! cosmetic threads.
> right-click. hide. hide? they are already hidden on the dwg! why does
> the 'tree' say they are being shown? o.k. we can play this game.
> right-click. hide. right-click. show.
>
> zoom in to the threads. freakin A right! yee-haw! they are there. better
> rebuild and save. (you do save a lot, right?) zoom out.
> wait a second. zoom back in. uh, no. nope. uh-huh. what the?!?!? the
> cosmetic thread has decided to hibernate again!
>
> come on!
>
> swx 2003 sp3.0
> dell precision 350
> 1gb ram
> quadro 900xgl video
> winnow$ 2000 sp3.0
> spaceball
> trackball
>
> bob z. has a lot of balls to play with. :~)>
>
> --
> bob z.
> p.s.
>
> "people with less brain power than you are doing more difficult things > everyday"©
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