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Hi all. I want to know the TCL code that may select all suppressed edges of a surface as shown below:
Regards,
Rachit
Hi Rachit,
I don't know the reason why u want to select the suppressed edge.
In this case, u want to unsuppress the suppressed edge. while using *createfilletmidlines itself you have the option of do not suppress. I think you have already aware of this.
Hi Rachit, I don't know the reason why u want to select the suppressed edge. In this case, u want to unsuppress the suppressed edge. while using *createfilletmidlines itself you have the option of do not suppress. I think you have already aware of this.
Hi, I want to select the suppressed edges so that I may de-fillet this particular fillet. I have found a way. 1) Display only the surface having suppressed edges, 2) select all the lines displayed, 3) un-suppress these edges. But I need a better and easier way to un-suppress these lines using TCL code.
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