I think that any negative primitive in a GMSET is considered a "bolt hole".
Or, from another point of view, Bolt Holes Drawn toggle switches negatives on/off no matters if they are proper bolt holes or not.
But I could be wrong.
I have never investigated this in deep...
Ok. So it could be that toggle works on specific "flanged" SKEYs or GTYP
I am not sure, sorry.
I will further investigate when I can and come back to you
I did not find that to be true - I have a bleed ring in the PCOM category with negative geometry for a hole - its coming in fine in E3D without turning on the [LEFT][COLOR=#333333]Flange Bolt Holes Drawn box in the Graphics Settings.[/COLOR][/LEFT]
It is possible that this "boltholes on/off" is only implemented on FLAN elements, which would explain why a PCOM reacts differently. I am currently trying to find out.
Yees, so the piece of software that shows/hides the boltholes on flanges checks the element type, and it only operates on FLAN and FBLI elements which would explain why @annabauman got no holes on a PCOM element.
Yees, so the piece of software that shows/hides the boltholes on flanges checks the element type, and it only operates on FLAN and FBLI elements which would explain why @annabauman got no holes on a PCOM element.
Thank you Matts!!!
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Minor detail is there a reason why the negative geometry has a hard clash. I assume you are going to have a lot of flanges in the model is it necessary to include the negative geometry in the clash check. Adding the negative geometry will have an impact on a clash test.
Minor detail is there a reason why the negative geometry has a hard clash. I assume you are going to have a lot of flanges in the model is it necessary to include the negative geometry in the clash check. Adding the negative geometry will have an impact on a clash test.
