The nailboard broken sketch entity is similar to the standard Autodesk Inventor broken view. It represents a length of wire, cable wire, or segment you specify for removal. Removing the specified length, shortens the harness object in the nailboard drawing. You can use the broken sketch entity anywhere along the length of a segment or unrouted wire or cable wire that does not contain a splice. You cannot break a routed wire, spliced wire, cable conductor, ribbon cable or any break symbol.
Use the Broken Sketch Entity command to break and shorten any segment or unrouted wire or cable wire in a nailboard sketch that does not contain a splice. The nailboard break symbol is placed in the position specified, and aligned with the segment or wire.
Only 1 break is allowed per harness object. You cannot break routed wires or cable wires, including the stubs and exposed wires , spliced wires, cable conductors, ribbon cables or any break symbol. Breaks cannot span multiple wires or segments, and do not affect lengths in a bill of materials.
The break symbol indicates that length has been removed from the selected wire or segment and the object is shortened. All annotations move with respect to the associated points and their locations are updated.
The break symbol highlights.