Sectioning
With Sectioning feature, you can view the cross-section and cut-through of 3D models. In the Define Section dialog box, you can define the section plane position, section plane orientation, and the cut-through.
Section Plane Options
In the Define Section dialog box, you can use the following options to define the orientation of the section plane:
Cut Options
In the Define Section dialog box, you can use the following cut options to define the cut-through of an object:
Defining the Section Plane and Cut-through
- From the Manipulate menu, select Section, and then select Define.
The Define Section dialog box appears.
Note: From the AutoVue toolbar, you can also click Sectioning
.
- From the Section Plane list, select the orientation for the section plane.
- From the Cut Options list, select the cut option that you want.
See Cut Options
- To define the plane position, click and drag the Plane Position slider to the position you want.
Select Dynamic, if you want the plane to move simultaneously with the slider.
- Select Show Plane, if you want the section plane visible.
- Select Fill, if you want the section plane filled.
The section plane is displayed as filled and the Section Area is calculated.
Note: The fill color can also be set from the Configuration dialog box.
- From the Measured Units list, select the unit in which you want to measure the section surface.
- Click Close to close the Define Section dialog box.
Note: Once you have defined the section plane and closed the Define Section dialog box, among other options, you can choose whether to enable, remove, or invert a defined section from the Section menu.
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