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Hi,
How to hide this joint visualization in hypermesh?
I am using hypermesh 14.0.130.
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Hi Rohit,
the image is not clear, which joint/element type is it?
but you can use Mask panel to hide.
Hi praksh,
Thanks for your reply.
This is spherical joint. The mask option is not helping. Even I hidden all the components, still axis is showing.
You can hide joints using Mask browser. See the image below:
FYI,
you can also mask joints by using Element config.
Double click on Elements selector when you are in Mask panel (F5 is the shortcut)>> By config>> Joints
Hi Prakash,
My question is hiding axis of joints not joints. Even if i hide the joints the joint axis is still there in window.
Hi Prakash, Thanks for your reply. My question is hiding axis of joints not joints. Even if i hide the joints the joint axis is still there in window.
Maybe axes are belonged to a certain system. Try right click on 'system collector' and 'hide' them
Hi Udhay,
Which user profile is it?
LS Dyna keyword971_R8.0
Hi tinh,
Hiding system collector also not helping.
Can you try in 14.0...
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