You make the settings for sectional views in the New sectional view dialogue window, which is displayed automatically when you call the Sectional view function.
These are:
With parts in background
The view is displayed as a solid.
Only
cut surface
A sectional view is created in which only the cut surface is displayed.
With depth limitation
If this option is active, the depth of the section does not extend over the entire drawing, but the cutting depth is explicitly determined by the specified value. The value for the depth determines the distance from the cut surface up to which parts are to be represented.
If the Unfolded checkbox is additionally active, all cut surfaces are unfolded into a common plane. This is useful, for example, if you want to display the inner sides of revolved parts, pipes, etc. In addition, non-unfolded views can be limited laterally, so that the intersecting body does not penetrate the drawing entirely.
You can limit non-unfolded sectional views laterally by activating the Limited checkbox. In this case the view would be a combination of a sectional and a detail view. After closing the dialogue window for sectional views the dialogue window for detail views is displayed automatically. Here you can specify the scale and the hatching parameters.
If you want to change the lateral limitation of a sectional view subsequently, use the Change detail view function. This function displays the automatically created limiting frame as a sketch. You can change this sketch subsequently, i.e. move or rotate it.
The path of sectional views is based on a 3-D sketch. This may be available in the drawing or be newly created when defining the view.
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New sketch |
Activate this icon to create a new sketch. |
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Select sketch |
Activate this icon if you want to use a sketch that is available in the drawing. Then identify the relevant sketch. |
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Delete after creation |
The sketch used is preserved even after the sectional view has been created. |
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The sketch used is deleted after the sectional view has been created. |
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The section path is identified. Additionally, the annotation or angle description is displayed. |
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The section path is identified in the active view by means of arrows at the start and end points of the section. The sectional view itself does not contain any identification. |
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Start and end points of the section path are identified in the active view by means of the same letter combination. A corresponding text is entered into the view. The annotation is used automatically also as the name of the sectional view. |
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Start and end points as well as the point on the path are identified consecutively by means of letters in the active view. A corresponding text is entered into the sectional view and the direction determined by HiCAD based on the section contour is identified by means of an arrow. The angle description is used automatically also as the name of the sectional view. |
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Start and end points as well as the point on the path are identified in the active view by means of the same letter and a consecutive number. A corresponding text is entered into the sectional view and the direction determined by HiCAD based on the section contour is identified by means of an arrow. The angle description is used automatically also as the name of the sectional view. |
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* You can apply or reverse the flow direction. To do this, activate/deactivate the Reverse direction checkbox. |
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The preview button enables you to check and, if required, change the selected ID before the sectional view is created. |
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If you want a caption for the sectional view to be generated, activate the checkbox and then the entries that you want to copy to the caption. If, for example, the sectional view is not derived in the alignment direction, activate the arrow and, if required, the angle. If you want to define an individual caption for the view, click the The caption is automatically centred above the view. If desired, however, you can move the caption. |
You can also display the section surfaces of a sectional view in hatched format. To obtain a hatched display of the section surfaces, proceed as follows:
Related Topics
Special Views (3-D) • Sectional and Detail Views (3-D) • Views (3-D)
Version 1702 - HiCAD 3-D | Date: 9/2012 | © Copyright 2012, ISD Software und Systeme GmbH