What option allows you to show a solid model with no visible edges?

The option that allows you to show a solid model with no visible edges is referred to as hiding edges. This feature enables a cleaner visualization of the model by removing the outline or edge lines typically displayed around the geometry. When edges are hidden, the model appears as a solid form, allowing users to focus on the surface aesthetics and details without the distraction of edge lines.

In contrast, other visualization modes such as "Opaque Mode" maintain the solid appearance but do not specifically address edge visibility. The "Shaded with Edges View" shows both the shading and the edges of the model, contradicting the desire for a version without visible edges. Similarly, "Hidden Line Removal" presents a view where only the visible parts of the model are rendered, but it still retains some edges in certain cases. Thus, the functionality of hiding edges aligns perfectly with the goal of showing a solid model without visible edges.