The Base ViewĪ Base view is the first view created on the drawing sheet. The predefined views are the base, projection, auxiliary, section, detail, broken, breakout, and overlay. There are eight predefined views that you can select from when creating the view. Views can also be automatically annotated or labeled. There is no limit to the number of views or the number of solid models from part, assembly, or presentation files that can be placed on a drawing sheet. Model ViewsĪ model view is a scaled view orientated at an angle and direction that the solid model or assembly is being viewed and displayed on the drawing sheet. When the drawing is complete, it can be printed or plotted on paper. Dimensioning, inserting text, and filling in the titleblock are taught in Module 25.
A typical drawing sheet with an orthographic, section, and isometric view of a model is shown in Figure 24-1. Annotation can be automatically or manually added to the views as required. The views can be created complete with hidden lines or shading. A drawing file contains one or more drawing sheets on which 2 dimensional and/or 3 dimensional scaled views of the solid models contained in part, assembly, or presentation files.
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