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FAQ3. How to remove fixed points from the surface?
Go to Geom > quick edit paneladd/remove points option
Hello,
I go though this route to remove fixed point but they do not selected and remove. How can I hide or remove fixed point to have a great geometry view?
Best ,
sara
Can you uncheck the 'display fixed point' option?
If this doesn't work please post some snaps of the component.
Thankyou
Hello, Can you uncheck the 'display fixed point' option? <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> If this doesn't work please post some snaps of the component. Thankyou
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wow , thank you so much.
Could anyone help me to delete the 'x entity' (which is not a point or a node, so I don't know what it is)? I've tried several ways which did not succeed.
Moreover, I can't delete that orange segment that is positioned over a black line.
Thank you in advance.
Hi Julio
Its a point you can delete by
click > F2> Points> Select by any option > delete
It only undisplay the points but I want to delete it...
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