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    • S Offline
      suSteve
      last edited by

      On the attached image I get 3 lines created at the top of the opening instead of 1. Even when I play around with it I still get 3. Why would that be?

      thank you


      Screen Shot 2014-11-03 at 15.59.05.png

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        kaas
        last edited by

        @susteve said:

        On the attached image I get 3 lines created at the top of the opening instead of 1. Why would that be?

        I guess some hidden lines are breaking your new line. Try <view> --> <hidden geometry>

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          TIG Moderator
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          Also you might have edges/faces on an OFF layer that are also in the same context.
          NEVER put raw edges/faces onto a layer other than Layer0.
          Always have Layer0 as your active-layer.
          Layers do NOT separate geometry: layers merely control visibility.
          Having some edges on layers that are unseen, but which are still interacting is a recipe for impending madness 😲
          To separate things use groups of components to contain your geometry, and then assign layers to those groups or component-instances, switching a layer OFF then hides that group. πŸ€“

          TIG

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            suSteve
            last edited by

            thank you for the help

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