brocken view

[venu2citd]

hi
everybody
i created a Broken view for Auxilary view, but i m not able to create break lines as i need,


it is taking break lines horizontal or vertical.


can i create a break line perpendicular to shown edge?


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[venu2citd]

Hi
everybody
Don't forget to answer

 

[deepak0132002]

Hi Venu


Try to rotate your view, so that the edge will be horizontal or vertical. Then try to break it. I think it is one of the solution you need.


Regards,


Deepak

 

[vbvbvb]

I dont know which version you are using, for WF2, you get an option in the property box to sketch your own shape of breakline...


i hope we are on same page



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[deepak0132002]

I dont know which version you are using, for WF2, you get an option in the property box to sketch your own shape of breakline...


i hope we are on same page

I think u have misunderstood the problem.


When creating broken view it is possible to break horizontal or vertical break lines only, inclined lines are not possible. Venu needs to break it as inclined line.

 

[vlad1979]

I hate to be the one with bad news but I know I tried this once and it's not possible, at least in WF2.

 

[deepak0132002]

I hate to be the one with bad news but I know I tried this once and it's not possible, at least in WF2.

Not possible in WF3 also! Hope will be possible in later versions......

 

[mjcole_ptc]

This can be done but not by using Broken View functionality. It requires 2 Views.

Michael

 

[vbvbvb]

Do you want something like this?View attachment 4333

 

[venu2citd]

yes

 

[venu2citd]

I m looking for


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Venu

 

[vbvbvb]

I just refered Engineering Graphics Book, According to that Broken View for Axialiary View is not allowed. its not a ProE bug
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[venu2citd]

My requirement is like that, bcoz it has 1 meter length


has that book mentioned that, should not be created brocken views for axialiary view?

 

[Knut Fiskergård]

<?:namespace prefix = v ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:vml" />Do you have to use the auxiliary view? I would have worked my way around this like this. Two general views.</v:shape>


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[jraquet]

Does the side view have to be orthogonal? If the detailed face used for the axilliary projection is normal in any view you can make a break in a child-projection:


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I believe the correct method (if you need an aux for the post-face) is to show a partial view of the auxilliary:


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[contour]

"Inclined" broken lines may require not only for auxiliary views, but also for ortogonal views of long nonlinear parts or for pictorial (isometric) views of long parts. Usually I am applying two ortogonal breaks (vertical and horizontal) and moving 4 "subviews" as required to get part's portions aligned.


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