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1-Visitor
May 6, 2013
Question

3D cross section

  • May 6, 2013
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hello,

is it possible to make a 3D cross section of a part (assembly) and what's the workflow?

thanks

bern

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17-Peridot
May 6, 2013

Yes you can.

You can create an open sketch on a plane and select whatever models you want sections. There are display limitations.

There is also a Zone section. Less intuitive as it seems more of a display function.

And you can make assembly cuts if you need very specific control.

Two questions before going into this further:

1. What version of Creo Parametric/WF/Pro-E are you using?

2. What are you trying to achieve? drawing views; presentation; idle curiosity.... etc.

1-Visitor
May 7, 2013

Hello Antonius,

WF 5

drawing view

I made a 2D cross section of an assembly (one screw tighting together a plate and backplate)

In the drawing the screw is also sectioned...

Is it possible to exclude this screw from the x section in the drawing, so that the screw is full-drawn?

thanks,

bern

17-Peridot
May 7, 2013

Yes, you can select which parts are sectioned.

I don't know where to find that in WF5 but when you create the section, you can select which assembly are sectioned or excluded. There is also the option to include or exclude parts in the edit x-section at the drawing view level. Highlight the x-section in the drawing view and you should have the option to edit it. You get the old x-top menu manager and one of the options is to exclude the highlighted component.

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April 22, 2017