Creo Drawing Detailed View at Jimmy Long blog

Creo Drawing Detailed View. A detailed view is a small portion of a model shown enlarged in another view. Detail view means we can show small size of feature in larger scale. It isi possible create a detail view in which the bonudary is not a spline but a geometric shape (circle, rectangle). Click in the graphics window and. From the left view, select the edge of the top groove as shown in the following figure. On the layout tab, click detailed view from the model views group. Creo elements/direct annotation applies the detail view positioning strategy to broken views and partial views. A reference note and border are included in the parent view as. In the drawing, select the layer tree selection arrow and pick the view (specifically the border of the view that is highlighted around the view), then hide the layer. Click annotation and then, in the setup group, click the arrow next to.

It isi possible create a detail view in which the bonudary is not a spline but a geometric shape (circle, rectangle). In the drawing, select the layer tree selection arrow and pick the view (specifically the border of the view that is highlighted around the view), then hide the layer. A detailed view is a small portion of a model shown enlarged in another view. Click annotation and then, in the setup group, click the arrow next to. On the layout tab, click detailed view from the model views group. Detail view means we can show small size of feature in larger scale. A reference note and border are included in the parent view as. From the left view, select the edge of the top groove as shown in the following figure. Creo elements/direct annotation applies the detail view positioning strategy to broken views and partial views. Click in the graphics window and.

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Creo Drawing Detailed View On the layout tab, click detailed view from the model views group. On the layout tab, click detailed view from the model views group. Click in the graphics window and. Detail view means we can show small size of feature in larger scale. In the drawing, select the layer tree selection arrow and pick the view (specifically the border of the view that is highlighted around the view), then hide the layer. A detailed view is a small portion of a model shown enlarged in another view. Click annotation and then, in the setup group, click the arrow next to. It isi possible create a detail view in which the bonudary is not a spline but a geometric shape (circle, rectangle). Creo elements/direct annotation applies the detail view positioning strategy to broken views and partial views. A reference note and border are included in the parent view as. From the left view, select the edge of the top groove as shown in the following figure.