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This task shows you how to filter 2D elements
from a 2D layout view plane. When
activated on a view, only the 2D planar elements that are in the same
plane as this view in 3D are displayed in the background of the
view.
Surface elements and faces of solid in the same plane will not be visible. |
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Open the
modevisualization.CATPart
document. Double-click Sheet.1 in the specification tree to open the
layout in the 2D window.
You should create 2D elements in the views using different planes. The
2D planar elements include the 2D layout views, FTA annotations, sketches
and wireframe planar elements (GSD splines for example, and also GSD
planes). |
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Two auxiliary views have been created in the layout sheet.
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You can use the alternative method as below:
- Right-click Auxiliary view B
and select Properties.
- In the Properties dialog box select the
Visualization tab.
- In the Background area, select the
Activate 2D
visualization mode check box.
- Click OK to validate and
exit the dialog box.
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We can see that spline and the face of the pad
are not visible, as these elements do not lie on the view plane.
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In the Product structure context, the plane of the
view is considered in context to the product. This means that
the 2D planar elements outside the Part of the layout will be displayed
only if their plane in the product context is the same as the plane
of the view selected in the Product context. |
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- While generation of drawings from 2D layout views with the Activate 2D
Visualization Mode option activated:
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Annotations lying on the 2D mode plane
are generated.
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Construction geometries lying on the 2D mode plane
are generated.
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3D background, which is visible through a view, with 2D
mode activated are generated.
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Activation of the 2D mode is a view property and is saved in the CATPart
file.
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For pre-R18 2D layouts, by default the 2D mode option is
deactivated.
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The activation of 2D visualization mode for newly
created views depends on Activate 2D visualization mode
option
(Tools > Options > Mechanical Design > 2D Layout
for 3D Design, View Creation tab, View
Background field).
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