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This task will show you how to create a section view
using the front view previously generated.
This section view will make drawings more readable by replacing the
hidden elements of parts including holes with filled areas.
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Click the Drawing window, and click the Offset Section View icon
from the Views toolbar (Sections subtoolbar). |
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Select the holes and points required for
sketching the callout on the view.
Selecting a circular, a linear edge or an axis line (for example, a hole) amounts to making the
callout associative by default to the 3D feature. If you select a circle,
the callout will go through the circle center. If you select an edge, the
callout will be parallel to the selected edge.
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If you are not satisfied with the profile you create,
you can, at any time, use Undo
or Redo
icons. Note that SmartPick assists you when creating the profile. The section plane
appears at the second point you select and moves dynamically on the 3D
part as you create the callout on the drawing. This section plane will
automatically disappear as you will double-click to end the callout
creation. |
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Double-click to end the cutting profile creation. |
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Positioning the view amounts to defining the section view
direction. The callout blue arrows direction is modified according to the
cursor position. In other words, this preview behaves as if it were either
a left or a right projection view you need to position. |
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Click to
generate the view. Using the cursor, you can then position the section view so that it is or not aligned to the
front view. |
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You can modify the hatching pattern
by pressing the right mouse button on the section view pattern and selecting the Properties
option from the contextual menu. You will then display a Properties dialog box
in which you will either select a new hatching pattern or modify the graphical attributes
of the existing hatching pattern. |
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