If your settings are all good to go and you still aren’t seeing your cosmetic threads, the annotations may be set to hidden. These settings are connected to the settings in the Detailing section of the Document Properties, so if they are turned off in one, it will reflect the change in the other. To get there, right-click on the ‘Annotations’ folder and select ‘Details’, this will pull up the Annotation Properties where the options ‘Cosmetic threads’, ‘Shaded cosmetic threads’ and ‘Display annotations’ are also selectable. These options can also be changed through the ‘Annotations’ folder in the FeatureManager tree. If you are looking to add a shaded view of cosmetic threads in the hole, the option ‘Shaded cosmetic threads’ will also need to be selected.
In the Detailing section, there are two options that need to be selected, ‘Cosmetic threads’ and ‘Display annotations’. If the cosmetic thread option is selected and it still isn’t appearing, double-check the Document Properties. It is the middle icon, as shown in the picture. The very first thing we should check is that the ‘Cosmetic Thread’ option was selected in the Hole Wizard feature under ‘Options’.
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Part and still aren’t seeing the cosmetic threads? Or are you seeing the cosmetic thread in the part/assembly level but not in the drawing? This article covers all the possibilities of why you might encounter missing cosmetic threads in SOLIDWORKS, why they're hidden, and how to fix them. Did you just create a Hole Wizard feature in your