You can generate a section view from a base view , a projected view , or another section view .

Orthographic views Isometric projected view Note: A drawing view can contain only one breakout section .

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.

Use Flip to flip the section view over the cut plane.

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

Learn how to edit breakout sections in an existing drawing view in the Drawing workspace in Fusion.

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

Access the Drawing View dialog Double-click a base view , projected view , section view , detail view , or perspective view .

You can break base, projected and section views . A broken view shortens an existing drawing view by removing a portion of the design and indicating the missing section in the drawing.

To label an outcome iteration Click a thumbnail to open an outcome in the Outcome View . Drag the iterations bar to select a desired outcome iteration and release it to load the iteration in the Outcome View .

Note: The visibility status of a toolpath is saved and remains the same when you close and reopen a project. View a toolpath during a section analysis example When you cannot see the detail of a toolpath by orbiting your view , you can try performing a section analysis instead.

( Section view only.) Select OK. The detail view updates on the current sheet.