Option Action Plane 1 Select a face Plane 2 Select a second face Edge 1 Select an edge Edge 2 Select a non-parallel edge Snap Select a snap point to place the joint origin Alignment section Adjust the angle, offsets, and orientation of the joint to align it.

Hover over the breakout section cut outline. The breakout section cut outline is highlighted.

Isometric projected views created for views with a breakout section inherit the breakout cut by default.

Component 1 and Component 2 sections Select the joint origin mode, faces, edges, and origin snap point for Component 1 and Component 2.

In the canvas, select a mesh body to create the section sketch from. Select a Section Plane to create the section sketch on.

The Fit Curves to Mesh Section tool in the Sketch > Create panel lets you fit sketch curves to a section line created from a mesh body by the Create Mesh Section Sketch tool, in order to reverse-engineer a mesh in Fusion.

You define the section line on a parent view, and the section view represents the surface area of the cut along that section line.

Create a section analysis On the toolbar, select Inspect > Section Analysis .

Select Create > Section View . Select a base view, projected view, or section view on the current sheet as the parent view.

Double-click the hatch in the section view or a breakout section view.

In the Breakout Section View dialog, you can edit the properties of a breakout section view in the Drawing workspace in Fusion.

Select Create > Breakout Section View . The Breakout Section View dialog displays.

Learn how to use the Fit Curves To Mesh Section tool to create sketch geometry to match a section line through a mesh body generated by the Create Mesh Section Sketch tool, in order to reverse-engineer a mesh in Fusion.

Steps Place a Section View. A section view is a drawing view that cuts through a design to reveal the inside.

In the Hatch dialog, you can edit hatch patterns in section views and breakout section views in the Drawing workspace in Fusion.