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In this lesson you use the SOLVIEW command to create a sectional
view of your model.
You will find
our version of the drawing to this point in the 2609b.dwg drawing
file located in the 2609.exe
self-extracting executable.
1. At the command
prompt, type SOLVIEW.
2. Type S to indicate that you want to create a section view.
3. Click in a white area somewhere in the Front viewport. This makes
the Front viewport the active viewport.
4. Hold down the SHIFT key and right-click. Select MIDpoint from
the list of object snaps.
5. Select the bottom line of the model. See figure 1.
6. Hold down the SHIFT key and right-click. Select Quadrant from
the list of object snaps.
7. Select the upper edge of the model so AutoCAD can grab the quadrant
of one of the top circles. See figure 2.
8. Within the viewport, select a point to the right of the model
to specify the direction of the section. See figure 3.
9. Press ENTER to confirm that .1 is the desired scale for the section.
10. Select a point to the right of the Front viewport to place the
Section view. Select additional points, if required to refine the
location of the view.
11. Press ENTER to indicate that you don't want to reposition the
view.
12. Select two points to put a window around the section geometry.
See figure 4.
13. Type Section to specify the name of the view.
14. Press ENTER to exit this command. See figure 5.
You will find our version of the drawing to this point in the 2609c.dwg
drawing file located in the 2609.exe
self-extracting executable.
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