Hello
I just installed SW 2014, and when I draw a round tube...
well he is represented with "facets".
I can't find the command anymore so that it appears without the veneers...
Thank you all in advance
Cdt
Eric
Hello
I just installed SW 2014, and when I draw a round tube...
well he is represented with "facets".
I can't find the command anymore so that it appears without the veneers...
Thank you all in advance
Cdt
Eric
Hello
Go to Tools/Options/Document Properties/Image Quality.
Check the value of the "Deviation" and check the option "Optimize length..." "
You should have a better rendering.
Here is a screenshot of the settings I have ... I think it should be much better, under SW2013 I had a real circle...
If this solves your problem, you will have to re-register your drawing templates (drwdot). This configuration is stored there, not in your personal settings.
See your graphics card driver if it's optimized for SW 2014
Get the drivers from solidworks driver
In addition to @ Benoit's answer
In addition, the help section:
Controls the image quality of model edges in drawings. When the LCS/LCA Draft Quality bsp ; is turned off, the Wireframe settings control the Removed
Hidden Lines, Apparent
Hidden Lines, andWireframe
views.
Low - High (slower). Improves image quality. Set the slider to Low if you want to redraw the image faster without giving importance to the display quality; hover the slider to High (slower) for high display quality, but slower regeneration.
If you notice any problems with the display of an LCS image, move the slider to the right.
Accurate rendering of overlapping geometric elements (better quality, but slower). Applies to drawing documents only. When a drawing contains many small intersections, disable this option to improve performance.
http://help.solidworks.com/2012/French/SolidWorks/sldworks/HIDD_OPTIONS_IMAGE_QUALITY.htm
See also anti-aliasing options:
Determines the level of antialiasing to apply to models in the graphics area. Anti-aliasing smooths out jagged edges, making the image look more realistic.
No | Disables antialiasing. |
Anti-aliased edges/sketches | Smooths jagged edges in Edges modes in Shaded Image, Wireframe, Hidden Lines Removed , and Hidden Lines Apparent. Example : Displaying Anti-Aliasing Edges |
Anti-aliasing of the entire scene | Available if your video card supports anti-aliasing of the entire scene and meets the stability criteria. You need to set the anti-aliasing settings in the graphics card's control panel so that the application is in control. Applies anti-aliasing to the entire graphics area for parts, assemblies, and drawings. Close all SolidWorks documents before enabling or disabling anti-aliasing for the entire scene. Restart the SolidWorks software to take into account the anti-aliasing of the entire scene. |
http://help.solidworks.com/2014/french/SolidWorks/sldworks/HIDD_OPTIONS_EDGES.htm
http://help.solidworks.com/2014/french/SolidWorks/sldworks/c_Anti_Alias_Edge_Example.htm
In fact my problem was not with my drawing, but with my part file. You have to uncheck the command "save the facélisation with the document of the part"... Tools/Options/Document Property/ Image Quality, see attached file.
Thank you @ all.
The size of your room is also important
If by default you are in definition in M and you are diameter in 1/10 of MM.
You can also find yourself with this type of trait
This is a recurring problem for watchmakers
The facetization was indeed indicated in the first link I posted.