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12 Click Orientation, and specify how the hatching is to be oriented:
Then…If you want to…
click to select object.orient the hatching to the slab or
roof slab, regardless of its rotation
click to select global.orient the hatching to the World
Coordinate System
13 Click OK twice.
Specifying the Cut Plane Height of a Slab/Roof Slab Style
Use this procedure to specify the cut plane height of a slab or roof slab style.
If the value you specify for the cut plane height is greater than zero, you must
specify the layer, color, and linetype for the elements above and below the
cut plane height. This is especially important when interference conditions
or body modifiers are present.
1 Open a tool palette that has a slab or roof slab tool, right-click
the tool, and click Slab Styles or Roof Slab Styles.
NOTE Alternatively, you can select a slab or roof slab in the drawing,
and click Slab Styles or Roof Slab Styles from the Edit Style drop-down
on the General panel of ribbon’s contextual menu.
2 Select the style you want to edit.
3 Click the Display Properties tab.
4 Select the display representation in which to display the changes,
and select Style Override.
5 If necessary, click .
6 Click the Other tab.
7 Select Override Display Configuration Cut Plane, and enter a value
for Cut Plan Height.
8 Click OK twice.
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