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Model View

A drawing view of a part or assembly.

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Projected View

A drawing view projected orthogonally from an existing view.

<p>A drawing view projected orthogonally from an existing view.</p>
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Auxiliary View

An orthographic view of an object using a direction of sight other than one of the six basic views (front, top, right-side, rear, bottom, left-side); used to show a surface that is not parallel to any of the principal view planes. Used to show an object from an odd angle

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Section View

Is (1) a part or assembly view cut by a plane, or (2) a drawing view created by cutting another drawing view with a section line.

<p>Is (1) a part or assembly view cut by a plane, or (2) a drawing view created by cutting another drawing view with a section line.</p>
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Aligned Section

A special type of section view that allows you to clearly show details of a section created at an angle. Commonly used on models that have rotational symmetry.

<p>A special type of section view that allows you to clearly show details of a section created at an angle. Commonly used on models that have rotational symmetry.</p>
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Partial Section

A special case of the regular section view. A section line that does not cross the entire model.

<p>A special case of the regular section view. A section line that does not cross the entire model.</p>
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Broken-Out Section

A drawing view that exposes inner details of a drawing view by removing material from a closed profile, usually a spline.

<p>A drawing view that exposes inner details of a drawing view by removing material from a closed profile, usually a spline.</p>
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Detail View

A portion of a larger view, usually at a larger scale than the original view.

<p>A portion of a larger view, usually at a larger scale than the original view.</p>
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Relative to Model

Essentially allows you to create a view defined by interactively selecting faces from the model. Similar to an auxiliary view, but It does not require a parent view. Use to bring angled faces of a model parallel to a drawing sheet. No view arrow.

<p>Essentially allows you to create a view defined by interactively selecting faces from the model. Similar to an auxiliary view, but It does not require a parent view. Use to bring angled faces of a model parallel to a drawing sheet. No view arrow.</p>
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Standard 3 View

The three orthographic views (front, right, and top) that are often the basis of a drawing

<p>The three orthographic views (front, right, and top) that are often the basis of a drawing</p>
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Break View

Allows you admit a portion of a long model to make it convenient for the model to be displayed on a drawing sheet. It will include break lines to show where the model is broken up.

<p>Allows you admit a portion of a long model to make it convenient for the model to be displayed on a drawing sheet. It will include break lines to show where the model is broken up.</p>
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Cropped View

A view that has cropped to emit a portion of it. It is similar to the detail view,, except it doesn't create an extra zoom in view of the corresponding view circle. Cropped using a circular cropped shape.

<p>A view that has cropped to emit a portion of it. It is similar to the detail view,, except it doesn't create an extra zoom in view of the corresponding view circle. Cropped using a circular cropped shape.</p>
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Alternate Postition View

A drawing view in which one or more views are superimposed in phantom lines on the original view. They are often used to show range of motion of an assembly

<p>A drawing view in which one or more views are superimposed in phantom lines on the original view. They are often used to show range of motion of an assembly</p>
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Empty View

Inserted into drawings as a way to hold manually sketched entities, copy geometry from DWG or DXF files, or even annotations. Allows you move thing collectively like a group. to identify this view look for a boundary surrounding an empty space.

<p>Inserted into drawings as a way to hold manually sketched entities, copy geometry from DWG or DXF files, or even annotations. Allows you move thing collectively like a group. to identify this view look for a boundary surrounding an empty space.</p>
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Predefined View

A drawing view in which the view position, orientation, and so on can be specified before a model is inserted. You can save drawing documents with these as templates.

<p>A drawing view in which the view position, orientation, and so on can be specified before a model is inserted. You can save drawing documents with these as templates.</p>
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Isometric View

Scale for all three axes are the same. Best view.

<p>Scale for all three axes are the same. Best view.</p>
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Dimetric View

The measurements along two of the three axes are not to scale

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Trimetric View

Unequal foreshortening on all three dimensions

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Standard Principal Views

Front, Top, Right, Left, Back, Bottom

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Cross-Section

a surface or shape that is/would be exposed by making a straight cut through something

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View Arrows

Indicate the direction of the section view.

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Orthogonally

pertaining to or involving right angles or perpendiculars

<p>pertaining to or involving right angles or perpendiculars</p>