Introduction to Autodesk Inventor for F1 in Schools

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) Position all the view as shown.5) Next you adjust the scale and style of theisometric view. Edit the isometric view by doubleclickingin the isometric viewa) Near the bottom of the Drawing View dialogbox change the scale by entering .8 in theView / Scale Label area, labeled (1).b) While still in the Drawing View dialog boxchange the style of the view by clicking theShaded option in the Style area.c) Click OK to complete the edits.6) To see the inside of the middle of the car, you cancreate a section view. In this step you create asection view based on the top view. Start theSection View command by either right-clicking inthe top view and click Section View from themarking menu or click the Section View commandfrom the Pace Views tab > Create panel.a) If you started the command from the Createpanel you need to select the view to section,click inside the top view, if you started thecommand by right-clicking in the top view theview is already selected.b) First you locate the first point of the sectionline by clicking a point to the left and in themiddle of the left vertical line.Page 28
c) Next you define the section line view byclicking a point to the right and in the middleof the right vertical line.d) You can continue to define points of thesection but in this case a single section line isneeded. To move to the next task, right-clickand click Continue from the marking menu.e) Position the section view by clicking a pointbelow the top view. When done your viewshould resemble the following image.7) To see the cross section view from an angle youcreate an isometric view by using the ProjectedView command. To create an isometric view ofthe cross section view, right-click in the crosssection view and click Projected View from themarking menu. You can also access the ProjectedView command from the Place Views tab > Createpanel.Page 29
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