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3D Work Planes
When you select a drawing tool in the conceptual design environment, the available 3D work planes are
automatically detected as the cursor passes over them in the drawing area. You can click to select one of
these work planes, or explicitly set one from the named references listed in the Placement Plane list on the
Options Bar. If you have several tiled 3D views, and you change the active work plane in one of the views,
it changes for every 3D view.
NOTE Only named reference planes are available in the Placement Planes list.
When a drawing tool is selected, 2 tools become available:
■ Face: allows a planar surface to be the work plane.
■
Work Plane: allows a level or reference plane to be explicitly set as the work plane
Setting and Showing Work Planes
Use the Set and Show tools to set an active work plane and to display or hide the work plane. (See Setting
the Work Plane on page 317.)
When the work plane is not automatically detected, use the Options Bar to explicitly set a work plane.
To set and show a work plane
1 Click Create tab
➤
Work Plane panel
➤
Set.
2 Move the cursor over the drawing area to highlight available work planes.
3 Click to select the work plane when it highlights.
4 Click Create tab
➤
Work Plane panel
➤
Show. The active work plane becomes visible.
To explicitly set a work plane
1 Click Create tab
➤
Work Plane panel
➤
Set.
2 On the Options Bar, select the work plane from the Placement Plane drop-down list. Alternatively,
you can click a work plane in the drawing area.
TIP The Placement Plane list is also available when you select a new tool from the Draw panel.
(See 3D Work Planes on page 536.)
3D Levels
In the default view for the conceptual design environment, levels display in 3D as lines around the back
side of a box.
536 | Chapter 11 Conceptual Design Environment