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I have created different materials for each element and hence different components. Now that I want to view in Hyperview, I can see there are white lines appearing with the contour. Can anyone help to prevent these lines from appearing?
it is hard to tell only from your image, but maybe you have the 'wireframe' undeformed activated in your session?
Maybe sending a better quality image, or at least zooming the image, it would be better to understand what is going on.
it is hard to tell only from your image, but maybe you have the 'wireframe' undeformed activated in your session? Maybe sending a better quality image, or at least zooming the image, it would be better to understand what is going on.
As you can see there are multiple white lines on the image even while I am trying to observe different contours. This is because I have many components created equivalent to almost 2 lakhs of different properties created. Is there any other way to represent different properties?
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