What to do if the center marks and centerlines appear on the opposite/other faces when views are created?
Issues:
Resolutions:
- Center Marks: Selecting High Quality option will prevent the new drawings from displaying these center marks in the opposite/other faces.
To resolve:
Go to System Options
Drawings > Display Style > Edge quality for wireframe and hidden views
Select High quality
For existing drawings, all the center marks need to be deleted manually.
- Centerlines: Make sure the “Centerlines” and “Connection Lines…” options are unchecked in your drawing template under Document Properties > Detailing. If they’re currently enabled, turn them off, then create new drawing views—these settings won’t update views that already exist.
For existing drawings, all the centerlines need to be deleted manually.
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