0 Weight rigid elements

One thing I'm seeing lately are very thick geometry for 0 weight rigid elements.

I see the change list reports something similar, and I'm wondering if this is a result of that change.

Is there a way for the user to modify the apparent diameter of rigid elements so that it doesn't get in the way?

Thanks

I guess is pending on the Caesar version.

This is not on some version but on other yes.

Hello,

You can put all these elements in to same line. And then hide this line number. All these elements will be hided.

Danb,

I've conferred with a colleague who says this happened a time or twice in the past to him - he's never used v12 before. I'm presently using v12 and have never seen this before v12 (which mine is the unpatched version), but have now encountered it from someone else's file, as well as one that I've generated.

Pavel,

Thanks. While it's not an ideal solution, it may be the current best one if it gets too obtrusive. I was hoping not to have to do that, because it adds steps to create or update, and confusion if you don't think to go check to see if things are hidden inside the model.

http://forums.coade.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=74601

The problem was addressed in the past. It was fixed in version 11 but seems to be again.
who knows...

Hello Michael,

It seems you are on base v.12. This was addressed in v.12 SP2 patch.

CII v.12 SP2 download link below:
https://smartcommunity.hexagonppm.com/id...ctEntry?Id=5585

If in case you do not have login credentials to our PPM Smart Community portal (https://smartcommunity.hexagonppm.com/), select "I am a new user" option and fill out the form. You will be contacted with login credentials or the CRM group requesting more information. Once you login, navigate to Downloads --> CAESAR II --> Service Packs and Fixes --> Current Version Updates --> CAESAR II v.12.

Kindly note that base version needs to be installed first before applying any service pack update.

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Denny Thomas
Hexagon PPM (CAS)