Broken view amateur hour.

[Anonymous]

I am trying to do a broken view from a section I made from the base view. I spent about 15 minutes trying to figure out what I was doing wrong. Then I searched here and find that Inventor does not allow us to do this.

Give me a break!!!!!! Please Autodesk...get your act together.

[Anonymous]

Not quite the same but can't you make a detail of the breakout?
wrote in message news:5008457@discussion.autodesk.com...
I am trying to do a broken view from a section I made from the base view. I
spent about 15 minutes trying to figure out what I was doing wrong. Then I
searched here and find that Inventor does not allow us to do this.

Give me a break!!!!!! Please Autodesk...get your act together.

[Anonymous]

The problem is we can only have one broken view per base view. The solution is to insert one of your projected views as a base view, align the view, then create your new view and break it.

Just another workaround. (Inventor is a workaround to not having a real modeler)

[Anonymous]

Sorry, I was thinking break outs.
wrote in message news:5008613@discussion.autodesk.com...
The problem is we can only have one broken view per base view. The solution
is to insert one of your projected views as a base view, align the view,
then create your new view and break it.

Just another workaround. (Inventor is a workaround to not having a real
modeler)

[Anonymous]

ROFLMAO

> (Inventor is a workaround to not having a real modeler)

[Anonymous]

You can not only make multiple breaks in one view, but you can break a
section view...files are at ftp.design-excellence.com uname: newsgroup
pword:inventor

Dennis
Inventor 10 SP2

wrote in message news:5008613@discussion.autodesk.com...
The problem is we can only have one broken view per base view. The solution
is to insert one of your projected views as a base view, align the view,
then create your new view and break it.

Just another workaround. (Inventor is a workaround to not having a real
modeler)

[R.Corriveau]

You will have to forgive him. Someone moved his cheese. 😉

[Anonymous]

Dennis...you don't get it...

Make a base view, project two views from it. Make a broken view of one of the projected views, and watch what happens to the other projected view.

[Anonymous]

Yes, they both break..... projected views are associated.

However, your original question was:
"I am trying to do a broken view from a section I made from the base view. I
spent about 15 minutes trying to figure out what I was doing wrong. Then I
searched here and find that Inventor does not allow us to do this."

I was able to create multiple breaks on the section view. The left view and
the circular view are both base views. Not associated..

Is there a problem with creating a new base view?

De
wrote in message news:5008708@discussion.autodesk.com...
Dennis...you don't get it...

Make a base view, project two views from it. Make a broken view of one of
the projected views, and watch what happens to the other projected view.

[Anonymous]

Sorry . I forgot to mention the important part, that I can't create a PROPER broken view without all other child views breaking also.

No problem creating an other base view, except where do I hide it?

[Anonymous]

Drag it off the sheet into the gray area and it won't print.

Dave_L wrote:
> Sorry . I forgot to mention the important part, that I can't create a PROPER broken view without all other child views breaking also.
>
> No problem creating an other base view, except where do I hide it?

[Anonymous]

Yes, I figured I could do that... round round workaround I get around.