Jul 1, 2011 · dimensioning an iso view SC By Scott Cole 07/01/11 im working on a cut sheet for an assembly. i need to show the assembly in an isometric style, not a tru iso but angle to showw the best view of the assembly. anyhow i need to put in some basic overall dimensions. how can i …

Aug 18, 2020 · Is there a way to flip an isometric view "180 degrees" so that I'm looking at the object from the opposite side? In other words, I want the iso view to look as if what is currently the front face was actually the back face. Hope that makes sense. Thanks for any replies.

broken out section in iso view. MB By Marcus Becker 12/11/15. can this be done? answers: 4. View or Reply .

I'm not sure if its something that's changed in 2012, but I used to be able to pop dimensions on an isometric view of an . assembly, which was handy when you wanted to show the envelope length, width and height of the assembly.For some. reason now the dimensions won't stay in the view, and completely dissappear when you try and add the next ...

Jan 8, 2013 · I restored my settings, reopened the view orientation box...no iso view options. This leads me to believe there is a switch or checkbox, somewhere, that is now checked or unchecked, since I had it before I restored my settings. Attached is a screen shot showing the view orientation dialog box, missing the iso view options.

Dec 18, 2017 · Goodmorning everyone, What I'm dealing with at the moment is trying to get a ISO view to stop showing edges of parts that are coincident or close to coincident with the outside parts of my assembly. As shown in the example, the edges of the baffles, support braces, and flanges are showing through my part.

The standard iso view points "north east" if you will. That's the way I want the section iso view to point. However, when I create the section view and select "Isometric section view" it creates the view pointing "north west". I need the iso section view to be oriented in the same direction as the normal iso view. Any ideas on how to accomplish ...

Macro to save jpg of iso view JL By John Lindemann 06/08/10 We are instituting a new inventory system and we have been asked to create isometric views of all current parts and any new parts or any new revisions.

How on earth do you "correctly" dimension Isometric Views in SW? I want to create a couple of assignments for my students that reflect the old-style Isometric views you used to see in the old drafting books.

I am trying to create the following dimensions on an isometric view in the drawing. In the past, the only way I've found to do this is to add the dimensions in the assembly. That works great for the print, but now my assembly has extraneous dimensions which are only needed for this drawing. Is it possible to do this only in drafting?