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For reference I've attached a screenshot of what I'm talking about. I've extruded this object and applied gradients to it, but now I want to remove the black lines that form the wireframe but keep the main body part of the 3D object (the sections that are filled in with the gradients). Is this possible without undoing everything I have done?
Thanks in advance
Maybe..
Select All and set the stroke to none in the Stroke Panel.
If that doesn't work....
Try selecting one of the black areas with the Direct Selection Tool (white arrow) and then choose Select > Same > Fill & Stroke and set the fill to None in the Color Panel.
If neither of those work....
...then you'll need to edit the 3D settings, which probably means starting over if you've already expanded the 3D effect. The black is there because you applied the 3D effect to objects which had a black stroke.
Is this an expanded extrusion?
If yes, most of that expanded objects are in a clipping mask, if you go to Menu Object > Clipping Mask > Edit Contents and then delete, you keep the "body".
