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Creo View 2 0 Sectioning Enhancements Ptc Community

Creo View 2 0 Sectioning Enhancements Ptc Community
Creo View 2 0 Sectioning Enhancements Ptc Community

Creo View 2 0 Sectioning Enhancements Ptc Community This thread is inactive and closed by the ptc community management team. if you would like to provide a reply and re open this thread, please notify the moderator and reference the thread. At the moment, i'm working to take 2d autocad drawings and turning them into 3d creo parametric 2.0 models as well as to recreate the drawings in creo. in particular, i'm floundering on how to make more complex section views display in my drawings.

Creo View 2 0 Sectioning Enhancements Ptc Community
Creo View 2 0 Sectioning Enhancements Ptc Community

Creo View 2 0 Sectioning Enhancements Ptc Community I am using creo 9 and on one of my drawings i have a section view that isn't showing up. the section shows fine in the model, but on the drawing, hatching appears on the view, but it is not cut. Firstly, the section surface is completely seamless, although the section comprises several parts. therefore, the boundaries between the several parts should be visible on the section surface, but they are not. To adjust the preset sections, choose the viewing direction and up direction for each of the three preset axes. you can also select which of the three to use as the default axis. Place one or two sectioning planes to cut the model: • planar —made by one plane. • quarter cut —made by two initially perpendicular planes. you can reposition the section planes in the graphics area using the transform and free rotation tools.

Miscellaneous Creo View 2 0 Enhancements Ptc Community
Miscellaneous Creo View 2 0 Enhancements Ptc Community

Miscellaneous Creo View 2 0 Enhancements Ptc Community To adjust the preset sections, choose the viewing direction and up direction for each of the three preset axes. you can also select which of the three to use as the default axis. Place one or two sectioning planes to cut the model: • planar —made by one plane. • quarter cut —made by two initially perpendicular planes. you can reposition the section planes in the graphics area using the transform and free rotation tools. Section views are a powerful way to describe 3d models in 2d. you can change the default appearance of the lines and labels such as length, leader style, arrow style, position. Certain types of parts (such as nuts, bolts and rivets) are not normally sectioned within a view of an assembly. therefore, these parts, or individual views of them, can be secured from sectioning so that they remain whole in section views.

Did You Know Ptc Creo 3 0 Enhancements Aligning Ptc Community
Did You Know Ptc Creo 3 0 Enhancements Aligning Ptc Community

Did You Know Ptc Creo 3 0 Enhancements Aligning Ptc Community Section views are a powerful way to describe 3d models in 2d. you can change the default appearance of the lines and labels such as length, leader style, arrow style, position. Certain types of parts (such as nuts, bolts and rivets) are not normally sectioned within a view of an assembly. therefore, these parts, or individual views of them, can be secured from sectioning so that they remain whole in section views.

Sectioning In Creo View Ptc Community
Sectioning In Creo View Ptc Community

Sectioning In Creo View Ptc Community

Sectioning In Creo View Ptc Community
Sectioning In Creo View Ptc Community

Sectioning In Creo View Ptc Community

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