Section View Depth

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Sam, Sep 11, 2006.

  1. Sam

    Sam Guest

    In a drawing for an assembly I have changed the depth option from
    full to distance for a section view and input some distance to control
    the view depth. I do this so that features and components beyond the
    view depth will not display. The problem that I am having is that for
    at least one component that extends beyond the view depth and that has
    a feature that is also beyond the view depth that feature still shows
    in the section view. So I guess my question is, does the section view
    depth not restrict the visibility of FEATURES the same way it does for
    COMPONENTS? From what I am seeing components that are outside of the
    view depth are not visible in the section view but features that are
    outside of the view depth for components that are within the view depth
    and extend outside of the view depth are shown. I am sure that it is
    confusing, I would think that features outside of the view depth would
    not be shown.


    Thanks, Sam
     
    Sam, Sep 11, 2006
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  2. Sam

    Krister_L Guest

    Hi Sam

    Isn't so that You have a surface visible on that part. Surfaces are not
    hidden in section views and i believe not in break out views either
     
    Krister_L, Sep 11, 2006
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  3. Sam

    Sam Guest

    You are correct, surfaces are not cut by section cuts in a drawing.
    Unfortunately that is not the problem here. There are no surfaces in
    this assembly. The particular feature that I am referring too is just
    an extruded cut.

    Thanks, Sam
     
    Sam, Sep 11, 2006
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  4. Sam

    Krister_L Guest


    Hi again Sam

    I tried with some different section cut depths but cannot see any
    features behind the depth even in components cut by the sectioning.

    // Krister
     
    Krister_L, Sep 11, 2006
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