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display representations, such as Plan, that are used in the Top view (plan view)
of a drawing.
1 Double-click the structural member you want to change.
2 On the Display tab of the Properties palette, under General, for
Display component, verify that *NONE* is selected.
3 For Display controlled by, select This object.
NOTE To apply your changes to all structural members in the
drawing, select Drawing default setting. To apply changes to all
structural members of this style, select Structural Member Style:<style
name>. For more information on styles, see Structural Member Styles
on page 2602.
4 If necessary, expand Object Display Properties ➤ Cut Plane.
5 For Override cut plane, specify whether you want to override the
global cut plane defined for the current display configuration.
6 If you selected Yes for Override cut plane, enter a value for Height
to define the cut plane for this object. (Alternatively, you can click
the value, click , and specify 2 points in the drawing area to
define the new height.)
7 Specify whether to display the true cut body of the structural
member.
8 Specify whether to display object components both above and
below the cut plane.
You can also access and modify these same cut plane settings through the
structural member’s context menu, as follows:
1 Select the structural member you want to change, right-click, and
click Edit Object Display.
2 In the Object Display dialog, click the Display Properties tab.
3 Select the display representation where you want the changes to
appear, and select Object Override.
The display representation in bold is the current display
representation.
4 If necessary, click .
5 In the Display Properties dialog, click the Cut Plane tab, and then
change the settings as needed.
Specifying the Cut Plane Display of a Structural Member | 2585
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