Linked Views (3-D)

HiCAD enables you to link views to one another and hence move them in one step. A view here is always the so-called master view, i.e. the view that is superordinated to the other views.

Special features of linked views:

When are views linked?

Nested links to views

Links to views can be nested, i.e. a master view can be linked to another view and superordinated to it.

Example:

The drawing contains 3 views A1, A2 and A3.

This has the following impact on moving:

A1 is moved.

A2 as the subordinate view is then also moved.

As A2 is the master view for A3, A3 is also moved.

A2 is moved.

A3 as the subordinate view is then also moved.

As A2 is subordinate to the master view A1, it is only possible to move in the alignment direction of A1. A1 is not moved.

A3 is moved.

A3 is subordinate to A2 and can therefore only be moved in the alignment direction of A2. A1 and A2 are not moved.

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