CATIA does not have a dynamic cut command where to call it up for easy viewing of the 3D solid secti

<> the first person's yes.,The person who clicks on it doesn't want to find it.,Or don't you know about the custom toolbar at all.,A lot of icons are not displayed.,If you want to use it, just customize the command to find it out.。 It happened to be the third day of learning catia, and I happened to encounter the same situation, so I passed on the operation.

CATIA can call up dynamic cutting commands in both parts and assemblies, and how to call them up is referred to the above. The point I want to make is that sometimes the dynamic cutting command is called up in the product or assembly, but the toolbar is not visible. The trick is that you double-click on a part under an assembly, and the dynamic cut command will appear (look around the toolbar carefully)!!

This is provided that you have already pulled up the toolbar from the command!

In the tool box on the right, right-click on the blank space, a drop-down box appears, pull down, and finally, there is a "Custom", then add "Dynamic Cutting" below the "Tools" page, and finally find the icon of "Dynamic Cutting" on the job page.

Only available for R20 and above. As with any other toolbar method, right-click on the toolbar and ......

Take V5R20 as an example, --- dynamic cutting check box in the view --- toolbar, and the command will be called.

Assembly states exist, parts states do not.

If you are using CATIA V5 software, the section view can be panned up and down normally, but if you find that you can't pan, there are two possible scenarios:

1.Section view is locked: In CATIA V5, you can lock an already created part or operation to prevent accidental modification, and if the section view is locked, you will not be able to pan.

You can try not to lock the view, or unlock the part by right-clicking on the section view, selecting Local Menu and Unlock Object, and then trying to pan again.

2.Incorrect Section: If the section is not positioned correctly, it can cause the section view to fail to pan.

You can try changing the section position and trying the burn panning again. For complex parts that need to be split, you need to take a closer look at its geometry, which makes sure that the selected section is correct and in the right place.

If the above two situations do not solve the problem, you can check the settings of the Catia V5 software to make sure that the shortcut keys and controls in it are set correctly. At the same time, it is recommended that you carefully read the software manual when using CATIA V5 for engineering drawing, so as to have an in-depth understanding of the use and skills of the Lippina solution software.

The section command in the part design is in the assembly module, and the method is as follows:

1. Open the CATIA software and double-click the CATIA icon.

2. Click Start, select the generative module, and click OK in the pop-up dialog box to create a new part.

3. Click on the sketch, click on the XY plane, and enter the sketch to draw the following curve.

4. Exit the sketch, click on the sketch, select the xz plane, enter the sketch, and draw the following graph. Exit the sketch.

5. Click the Mix command and select two sketches.

6. Click OK, the red line is the blended curve, and it is done.

Yes, click on "View" in the menu bar, then find "Depth Effect", and you can cut through it

I've taken a screenshot for you, and if you haven't already, then, let's talk about it