Hide the Thread Runout

Hide the Thread Runout

When projecting threaded holes in CAXA Draft, thread relief may be displayed depending on the settings.
This section explains how to hide the thread runout.


Procedure:

[1] Select the projection view, then right-click and choose [3D view edit] → [View Properties] from the context menu.


[2] Go to the [Cosmetic thread] tab and uncheck [Show Thread Runout].


Preset Configuration:

To apply this setting to all drawings, go to:
[Menu] → [Options] → [3D Interface] → [Cosmetic Thread] tab and uncheck [Show Thread Runout] .




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