GET SECTION VIEW BACK
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GET SECTION VIEW BACK
Somehow I lost the section C-C cutting plane. How do I get it back?
How do I not show the (2) blue lines which I believe are used to construct Section C-C cutting plane.
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In the message log, is it telling you anything, like possibly, section c-c aborted?
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Try to do a Resume all features. The Cross section may have been suppressed accidentally.
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Where do I find Resume all features?
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I managed to get the section view back but I cannot get rid of the blue line "Sketch_2". I do not know what this line is. When I look at each feature to see where Sketch_2 is, they all just say Section 1. Any idea how to hide this blue line or at least find out what it is related too?
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If you go to the model and delete sketch_2, does it try to delete other features? If so, it is used as a reference to those features.
Could that sketch feature be used in a higher level assembly maybe? You would then not want to delete them.
You can add them to a layer in the model (they may already be on a layer) and hide that layer in the drawing if you can't delete the feature.
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In the model, you can also use the reference viewer on the tools tab to investigate references. It's not too hard to learn but it's a powerful tool to that will prove useful in the future.
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Winner !! Great job Stephen. It must have been hidden so the sketch_2 wasn't showing. I went into Tree Filter and checked Feature, Annotations and Suppressed Items. One of those turned the sketch back to visible in the tree. I hid that sketch and like magic the blue line is gone. Thank you VERY much.
