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View generation problem

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CATPart

Automotive
Jun 12, 2006
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I've noticed that when I made front view of V4 model imported to V5 via 'paste special' some contour lines are missing,
and when I make the same front view directly from V4 model everything is fine.

I'm using R14, is this a known bug?
 
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Check out the view properties.

Change fillets to "Boundaries"
Change View generation mode

Try this first, there are other options we can look at later.
 

I have already tried with fillets, but didn't with view generation mode...

I'll try it on Monday, because tomorrow I'm not at work.


 
I've changed View generation mode from EXACT VIEW to CGR and missing contour lines have shown.

Thanks 5050t,
 
Try to use approximate mode over CGR as the CGR mode is there for legacy support, approximate mode has greater functionality and is more efficient.
 
OK, I'm just curious...

Why approximate mode is giving better results than exact view... should be opposite am I right?
 
Approximate is roughly equivilent to cgr and is intened for creating drawings from assemblies is vis mode, reducing the resource requirements to create a drawing of a large assembly. The level of detail in (~acurracy) an appromimate view can be taylored in the properties of the view and in the tools-->options for the generation of the view.

Exact mode is generated from the specification or the brep representaion of the parts. It has a higher memory cost but is exact, it also has a higher level of functionality than approximate (in terms of view types & dimension assosiativity). Approximate mode functionality improved dramatically in R15/R16 in which you can create assosiative dimensions on approximate mode views (but you have to turn it on in the tools options).

In your current situation it sounds like there is somthing in the model that exact mode is having problems with. Where as approximate mode is (sort of) a picture so does have to interpret the model specification, so in this case is producing a better result
 
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