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For more information about adding custom display components,
see Adding a Display Component to a 2D Section Style on page
3266.
9 Click OK twice.
Changing the Display of Graphic Subdivisions in a 3D Section
Use this procedure to change the display of subdivisions in a 3D section by
changing its display properties.
You create the subdivisions by adding them to the section line. You can then
change their length using grips or by editing the values in the section line
properties. For more information, see Creating Graphic Subdivisions for 2D
and 3D Sections on page 3229.
Each subdivision in a 3D section is assigned to a numbered subdivision display
component in the display properties of the 3D section. You can control the
visibility, layer, color, linetype, lineweight, and linetype scale of each
subdivision by changing the display properties of each component. You can
apply these changes to the selected 3D section or to all 3D sections in the
drawing.
1 Select the 3D section in the drawing, right-click, and click Edit
Object Display.
2 Click the Display Properties tab.
3 Select the Sub-divisions display representation.
4 Check the Object Override box.
5 If necessary, click .
6 Click the Layer/Color/Linetype tab to list all the components that
contribute to the display of the object.
The defining line represents the cutting plane of the section line.
The numbered subdivision components correspond to subdivisions
added to the section line. For example, the display component
Subdivision 1 corresponds to the subdivision closest to, but not
on, the cutting plane of the section line.
7 Turn the visibility on or off, and change the layer, color, linetype,
lineweight, or lineweight scale as needed for each subdivision
component.
8 Click OK twice.
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