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This task will show you how to quickly create a detail view
using either a circle as callout or a sketched profile. In this particular
case, we create a quick detail view using a sketched profile as we create
this detail view from an oblong part. Note that for creating a detail view
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A detail view is a partial generated view that shows only what is
necessary in the clear description of the object. Note that the Quick
Detail view command computes the view directly from the 2D projection
whereas the Detail view command uses a Boolean operator from the 3D. The
representation is therefore different. The specific
Quick Detail view behavior is as follows:
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If the view which defines the quick detail
view profile is modified, then the quick detail view will be
simultaneously updated.
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If the view which defines the quick detail
view profile is removed, then the quick detail view will recover
its original definition.
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Due to pure 2D algorithm, the whole detail
profile is always drawn in the quick detail view (see figure
below).
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The view update is quicker in some cases
(depending on the geometry contained in the view which defines
the quick detail profile).
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Open the
GenDrafting_isometric_view.CATDrawing document. |
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In the Drawing window, click Quick Detail View
Profile
in the Views toolbar (Details sub-toolbar).
To create a detail view using a circle as callout, click
Quick Detail View
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Select the points required for sketching a polygon.
If you are creating a detail view using a circle as
callout, click the callout center.
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Double click to end the cutting profile creation. Note
that if you do not close the profile, it will be closed automatically.
If you are creating a detail view using a circle as
callout, drag to select the callout radius and click a point to end the
selection.
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Click to generate the quick detail view.
Unlike a detail view
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the profile is entirely closed. You can modify the detail view profile
through the Properties dialog box.
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- The default scale is 2 (twice the scale of the active view). To
modify this scale, right-click the detail view, select Properties
and then the View tab. Enter the desired Parameters Scale
and then click OK.
- You can insert Bill of Material or
Advanced Bill of Material information into the active view.
- You can assign a line type to the view to be generated. To do this,
go to Tools > Options > Mechanical Design > Drafting > View
tab, click the Configure button next to View Linetype
and select the desired option from the dialog box.
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More About Quick Detail View / Quick Detail View Profile
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Due to the pure 2D algorithm:
- Axis-lines generation may be incorrect in quick detail
views of the aligned section views (and aligned section
cuts).
- Side-representations of threads are available, only if
the threads are first generated in the view which defines
the quick detail view.
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