Hi from Winnipeg, Canada:
I'm using ACAD R12 DOS and am having an unusual problem. I have drawn a
series of adjacent 3Dboxes, using 3d faces at the tops to hide the adjoining
lines. The 3d faces only hide the adjoining lines when they are elevated
quite a bit above the surface of the 3d boxes. The peculiar thing is that I
have to keep raising them. I raised them once, removed hidden lines and
everything looked ok. Then I added a little text and found that all the 3d
faces needed to be raised higher yet as the lines were no longer hidden.
I've had to raise them 2 or three times and they are now so high above the
surface that the double lines are visible in the plots. Is there a way to
hide these lines without elevating the 3d faces? Is there a setting that I
don't know about?
--- Maximus/2 3.00
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