Derived Drawing Views

Contents

• Drawing View Display State
  

• Jump to Parent or Child View
  

  Some types of views are linked to their parent views: Detail, Section, Auxiliary, and Projected Views, for example. Projected Views (including the side and top views of Standard 3 Views) and Auxiliary Views have jumps only from the child to the parent.

• Projected View
  

• Auxiliary View
  

• Detail View
  

  You create a detail view in a drawing to show a portion of a view, usually at an enlarged scale. This detail may be of an orthographic view, a non-planar (isometric) view, a section view, a crop view, an exploded assembly view, or another detail view.

• Modifying a Detail View
  

• Crop View
  

  A crop view focuses on a portion of a drawing view by hiding all but a defined area. The uncropped portion is enclosed using a sketch, usually a spline or other closed contour.

• Section Views in Drawings
  

• Broken View
  

• Alternate Position View
  

• Position Schematic PropertyManager
  

• Section Scope
  

• Modify Section Line Properties
  

  You can make changes to a Section View or Aligned Section View in a drawing by editing the section line properties. You can set these properties before, during, or after creating the section view.

• Section Display Types
  

• Troubleshooting Section Views
  

• Section View PropertyManager (Drawings)
  

• Redrawing OLE Items in Drawings
  

  If any part of an active OLE item in a drawing is covered, the item may not redraw when it is uncovered. This behavior may occur, for example, when you move a stencil across an active Visio item.