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The following objects can derive their own cut plane from the cut plane of
the object to which they are anchored:
â– Curtain Wall Units
â– Doors
â– Door/Window Assemblies
â– Windows
Manual Cut Planes
You can define any number of manual cut planes for a wall or a curtain wall.
Manual cut planes are only displayed when they are inside the display range.
For information on setting the manual cut plane, see:
â– Specifying the Cut Plane Display of a Curtain Wall on page 1538
â– Specifying the Cut Plane Display of a Wall Style on page 1305
â– Specifying the Cut Plane Display of a Curtain Wall on page 1538
â– Specifying the Cut Plane Display of a Curtain Wall Unit on page 1664
â– Specifying the Cut Plane Display of a Door and Window Assembly on page
1802
Drawing Management Commands
You can run certain Drawing Management commands from the command
line. These commands are also available as toolbar buttons or context menu
commands. In some cases, for example when creating LISP routines, you might
want to initiate them via the command line.
Command Line: Opening the Project Browser
Use this procedure to open the Project Browser from the command line.
â– On the command line, enter AecProjectBrowser.
The Project Browser is displayed.
548 | Chapter 6 Drawing Management
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